Tillid

Tillid

adj.
humbled by how readily you place your life into the hands of random strangers, often without a second thought—trusting a restaurant to check its expiration dates, trusting a construction crew not to cheap out on materials, trusting thousands of other drivers to stay in their lane —people who you may never meet but whose well-being you’re deeply invested in, whether you know it or not.

Danish tillid, trust. Pronounced “til-id.”

Anthrodynia

Kuebiko

Eigenschauung

Eigen-schauung

Holiette

Wenbane

a person standing on a ledge looking at a city skyline

Hailbound

Allope

Anecdoche

Hobsmacked

Innity

a neatly made bed with diffused light glowing

Eisce

Tillid

Routwash

Kenaway

Nullness

Nyctous

a person walking in the middle of a street

Star-Stuck

a man walking towards a door with a large question mark

Siso

Mornden

Flichtish

Monachopsis

Adomania

a person riding a horse

Vicarous

Lackout

Semaphorism

Fool’s Guilt

Elosy

a blurry image of a person in a subway car