Noctia (neologism, uncountable)
noun
Pronounciation: /nohk-tia/
n. "The ethereal feeling evoked by the nighttime atmosphere, when, past dusk, places of daily life acquire an unfamiliar sensation, as if the world has been transported to another dimension."
Origin: From "nocturne" + from Greek's "opsis" (vision, see) -> "opsia"
This word was originally coined by the Nocturnae's Dictionary on a Reddit post.
noun
Pronounciation: /nohk-tia/
n. "The ethereal feeling evoked by the nighttime atmosphere, when, past dusk, places of daily life acquire an unfamiliar sensation, as if the world has been transported to another dimension."
Origin: From "nocturne" + from Greek's "opsis" (vision, see) -> "opsia"
This word was originally coined by the Nocturnae's Dictionary on a Reddit post.
by nohth November 23, 2024
Noctia (neologism, uncountable)
noun
Pronounciation: /nohk-tia/
n. "The ethereal feeling evoked by the nighttime atmosphere, when, past dusk, places of daily life acquire an unfamiliar sensation, as if the world has been transported to another dimension."
Origin: From "nocturne" + from Greek's "opsis" (vision, see) -> "opsia"
This word was originally coined by the Nocturnae's Dictionary on a Reddit post.
noun
Pronounciation: /nohk-tia/
n. "The ethereal feeling evoked by the nighttime atmosphere, when, past dusk, places of daily life acquire an unfamiliar sensation, as if the world has been transported to another dimension."
Origin: From "nocturne" + from Greek's "opsis" (vision, see) -> "opsia"
This word was originally coined by the Nocturnae's Dictionary on a Reddit post.
by nohth November 23, 2024