Panvem (n., invariable)
Etymology: from Greek pan ("all") and Latin venire ("to come, to arrive").
Definition:
1. A real or ideal place where all arrivals converge.
2. A state or condition of universal fulfillment, where every path finds its end.
3. (figurative) The meeting point of all roads, destinies, or experiences.
Etymology: from Greek pan ("all") and Latin venire ("to come, to arrive").
Definition:
1. A real or ideal place where all arrivals converge.
2. A state or condition of universal fulfillment, where every path finds its end.
3. (figurative) The meeting point of all roads, destinies, or experiences.
"After years of traveling, he finally felt he had reached his Panvem."
"The city had become a Panvem of cultures and peoples."
"In his heart, he longed for a Panvem, a place where every fragment could find peace."
"The city had become a Panvem of cultures and peoples."
"In his heart, he longed for a Panvem, a place where every fragment could find peace."
by Jokul April 28, 2025