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John: /* Equipment */

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Equipment

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	;Råskog: utility cart (black, dark blue, or beige)		;Råskog: utility cart (black, dark blue, or beige)
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			===Wood===
			* [https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Tree_barks_and_woods Star Wars]
			** Boa - box in Ben’s Tatooine house.
			** Greel - dark scarlet in color.

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	;thus: (conjunctive) As a result, '''''in this way'''''. (how)		;thus: (conjunctive) As a result, '''''in this way'''''. (how)

	;''nihontō'' <small>(~~日本刀, “Japanese-sword”~~)</small>		;''nihontō'' <small>({{abbr\|日本\|Japanese}}{{abbr\|刀\|blade}})</small>
	* ''tantō'' (~~短刀, “short-sword”~~) ½–1′ (a tachi/katana style dagger)		* ''tantō'' ({{abbr\|短\|short}}{{abbr\|刀\|blade}}) ½–1′ (a tachi/katana style dagger)
	* ''tachi'' (~~太刀, “fat-sword”~~) 2⅓–2⅔′ (older & more-curved than a katana)		* ''tachi'' ({{abbr\|太\|fat}}{{abbr\|刀\|sword}}) 2⅓–2⅔′ (older & more-curved than a katana)
	* ''kodachi'' (~~こだち; 小太刀, “small-''tachi''”~~) 1–2′ (companion to a tachi)		* ''kodachi'' ({{abbr\|小\|small}}{{abbr\|太\|fat}}{{abbr\|刀\|sword}}) 1–2′ (companion to a tachi)
	* ''ōdachi'' (~~大太刀, “big-''tachi''”~~) >2⅔′ (two-handed tachi)		* ''ōdachi'' ({{abbr\|大\|big}}{{abbr\|太\|fat}}{{abbr\|刀\|sword}}) >2⅔′ (two-handed tachi)
	* ''nodachi'' (~~野太刀, “field-''tachi''”~~) >2⅔′		* ''nodachi'' ({{abbr\|野\|field}}{{abbr\|太\|fat}}{{abbr\|刀\|sword}}) >2⅔′
	* ''katana'' (~~かたな;~~ 刀~~, “sword”~~) 2–2⅔′ (refined & less-curved than a tachi)		* ''katana'' ({{abbr\|か\|ka}}{{abbr\|た\|ta}}{{abbr\|な\|na}} or {{abbr\|刀\|sword}}) 2–2⅔′ (refined & less-curved than a tachi)
	* ''wakizashi'' (~~脇差, “underarm-different”~~) 1–2′ (companion to a katana)		* ''wakizashi'' ({{abbr\|脇\|underarm}}{{abbr\|差\|different}}) 1–2′ (companion to a katana)

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	====''Schadenfreude''====		====''Schadenfreude''====
	{[[wikt:Schadenfreude\|German) malicious enjoyment derived from observing someone else's misfortune; gloating.		([[wikt:Schadenfreude\|German]]) malicious enjoyment derived from observing someone else's misfortune; gloating.

	Since ''Schadenfreude'' is malicious or narcissistic, it’s not quite the same as:		Since ''Schadenfreude'' is malicious or narcissistic, it’s not quite the same as:

imported>MJBurrage at 23:58, 29 November 2020

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	;therefore: (conjunctive) As a result, '''''for this reason'''''. (why)		;therefore: (conjunctive) As a result, '''''for this reason'''''. (why)
	;thus: (conjunctive) As a result, '''''in this way'''''. (how)		;thus: (conjunctive) As a result, '''''in this way'''''. (how)

			;''nihontō'' <small>(日本刀, “Japanese-sword”)</small>
			* ''tantō'' (短刀, “short-sword”) ½–1′ (a tachi/katana style dagger)
			* ''tachi'' (太刀, “fat-sword”) 2⅓–2⅔′ (older & more-curved than a katana)
			* ''kodachi'' (こだち; 小太刀, “small-''tachi''”) 1–2′ (companion to a tachi)
			* ''ōdachi'' (大太刀, “big-''tachi''”) >2⅔′ (two-handed tachi)
			* ''nodachi'' (野太刀, “field-''tachi''”) >2⅔′
			* ''katana'' (かたな; 刀, “sword”) 2–2⅔′ (refined & less-curved than a tachi)
			* ''wakizashi'' (脇差, “underarm-different”) 1–2′ (companion to a katana)

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	====''fremdschämen''====		====''fremdschämen''====
	To feel ashamed about something someone else has done; to be embarrassed because someone else has embarrassed themselves (and doesn’t notice)		{[[wikt:fremdschämen\|German]]) To feel ashamed about something someone else has done; to be embarrassed because someone else has embarrassed themselves (and doesn’t notice)
	* See also Myötähäpeä (Finnish)

	====''iktsuarpok''====		====''iktsuarpok''====
	* ''{{wp\|~~Iktsuarpok}}'' (Inuit~~) the feeling of anticipation ~~when~~ waiting for someone to arrive ~~that makes you keep~~ going outside to ~~see if they’re here yet?~~		([[wikt:iktsuarpok\|Inuktitut]], ᐃᒃᑦᓱᐊᕐᐳᒃ) the feeling of anticipation while waiting for someone to arrive, often leading to intermittently going outside to check for them.

	====''jebel akhdar''====		====''jebel akhdar''====
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	* ({{abbr\|الجبل\|jabal-al “mountain-the”}} {{abbr\|الخضر\|(al-)aḵḍar “(the) greens”}}{{abbr\|اء\|“this is”}} “the Green Mountains”)		* ({{abbr\|الجبل\|jabal-al “mountain-the”}} {{abbr\|الخضر\|(al-)aḵḍar “(the) greens”}}{{abbr\|اء\|“this is”}} “the Green Mountains”)

	====''~~kintsukuroi~~''====		====''kintsugi''====
	(Japanese) ~~The~~ art of repairing pottery, with gold or ~~silver joining~~ the ~~pieces~~, ~~and~~ understanding that the piece is more beautiful for having been broken.		([[wikt:kintsugi\|Japanese]], {{abbr\|金\|gold}}{{abbr\|継\|grafted into}}{{abbr\|ぎ\|with artistic skill}}) aka ''kintsukuroi'' ({{abbr\|金\|gold}}{{abbr\|繕\|repair}}{{abbr\|い\|the art of}}) the art of repairing broken pottery with lacquer dusted or mixed with powdered gold or similar material, highlighting the cracks instead of disguising them, understanding that the piece is more beautiful for having been broken.

			====''myötähäpeä''====
			([[wikt:myötähäpeä\|Finnish]]) secondhand embarrassment, vicarious embarrassment (personal embarrassment one feels on account of and for another who is making a fool of him or herself).

	====''nuorssjo''====		====''nuorssjo''====
	({{wp\|Sámi}}, old norse) A bushcraft fire made from two large long logs, one atop the other, with a careful air-gap. It will burn long enough to get a nights sleep. Known in Finnish as a ''rakovalkea gap fire''.		({{wp\|Sámi}}, old norse) a bushcraft fire made from two large long logs, one atop the other, with a careful air-gap. It will burn long enough to get a nights sleep. Known in Finnish as a ''rakovalkea gap fire''.
	:''nodia/nodja'' (Finno-Ugric) —[https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Нодья Нодья]		:''nodia/nodja'' (Finno-Ugric) —[https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Нодья Нодья]
	:''nying'' (modern norse) a fire of two pine logs laid on each other, with kindling between. When ignited, it begins with charcoal and glow in the logs, and a mild, even heat spreads from them. ''Nyingen'' were used mostly by forest-workers, hunters and timber-floaters, who had to spend the night under the open sky.		:''nying'' (modern norse) a fire of two pine logs laid on each other, with kindling between. When ignited, it begins with charcoal and glow in the logs, and a mild, even heat spreads from them. ''Nyingen'' were used mostly by forest-workers, hunters and timber-floaters, who had to spend the night under the open sky.
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	Due to the degree of axial tilt, Earth’s Northern Hemisphere spring and summer are ≈3¾ days longer than winter and fall. Hence, northern-centric calendars tend to cluster longer months in spring and summer (e.g. February and July/Aug.).		Due to the degree of axial tilt, Earth’s Northern Hemisphere spring and summer are ≈3¾ days longer than winter and fall. Hence, northern-centric calendars tend to cluster longer months in spring and summer (e.g. February and July/Aug.).

	====''~~schadenfreude~~''====		====''Schadenfreude''====
	~~Joyful feelings~~ derived from observing someone ~~else’s~~ misfortune.		{[[wikt:Schadenfreude\|German) malicious enjoyment derived from observing someone else's misfortune; gloating.

	~~Strictly speaking,~~ ''~~schadenfreude~~'' is malicious or narcissistic, ~~and so~~ not quite the same as:		Since ''Schadenfreude'' is malicious or narcissistic, it’s not quite the same as:
	* “just deserts” (i.e. ''justice deserved'') – misfortune perceived as deserved due to past behavior.		* “just deserts” (i.e. ''justice deserved'') – misfortune perceived as deserved due to past behavior.
	* “poetic justice” – the fact that someone has received their just deserts.		* “poetic justice” – the fact that someone has received their just deserts.

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fremdschämen

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	====''fremdschämen''====		====''fremdschämen''====
	To feel ashamed about something someone else has done; to be embarrassed because someone else has embarrassed themselves (and doesn’t notice)		To feel ashamed about something someone else has done; to be embarrassed because someone else has embarrassed themselves (and doesn’t notice)
			* See also Myötähäpeä (Finnish)

	====''iktsuarpok''====		====''iktsuarpok''====

imported>MJBurrage: /* jebel akhdar */

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jebel akhdar

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	====''fremdschämen''====		====''fremdschämen''====
	To feel ashamed about something someone else has done; to be embarrassed because someone else has embarrassed themselves (and doesn’t notice)		To feel ashamed about something someone else has done; to be embarrassed because someone else has embarrassed themselves (and doesn’t notice)

			====''iktsuarpok''====
			* ''{{wp\|Iktsuarpok}}'' (Inuit) the feeling of anticipation when waiting for someone to arrive that makes you keep going outside to see if they’re here yet?

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imported>MJBurrage: /* waldeinsamkeit */

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waldeinsamkeit

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	====''waldeinsamkeit''====		====''waldeinsamkeit''====
	''{{abbr\|~~wald~~\|woodland}}{{abbr\|einsamkeit\|solitude}}'': (German, “woodland solitude”)		''{{abbr\|Wald\|woodland (sounds a bit like ''wild'' but in one-syllable)}}{{abbr\|einsamkeit\|solitude (sounds like ''ine-zam-kite'')}}'': (German, “woodland solitude”) [ˈvaltʔaɪ̯nzaːmkaɪ̯t]

	* <span style="font-family:serif;">WaldEinsamkeit • WaldƐinsamkeit • WaldЄinsamkeit • Wald𐌴insamkeit • ''WaldEinsamkeit • WaldƐinsamkeit • WaldЄinsamkeit • Wald𐌴insamkeit''</span>		* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RSMccYQpuM Waldeinsamkeit - Relax Like A German] <small>(2017 Feb 12)</small> Counselling & words
	: <span style="font-family:serif;">Ɛ (Latin Epsilon), Є (Ukrainian Ye~~), Ԑ (Cyrillic Reversed Ze~~), Ⲉ (Coptic eie), 𐌴 (Gothic eyz)</span>		* <span style="font-family:serif;">Waldeinsamkeit • WaldEinsamkeit • WaldƐinsamkeit • WaldЄinsamkeit • Wald𐌴insamkeit<br>''Waldeinsamkeit • WaldEinsamkeit • WaldƐinsamkeit • WaldЄinsamkeit • Wald𐌴insamkeit''</span>
	: <span style="font-family:serif;">''Ɛ (Latin Epsilon), Є (Ukrainian Ye~~), Ԑ (Cyrillic Reversed Ze~~), Ⲉ (Coptic eie), 𐌴 (Gothic eyz)''</span>		: <span style="font-family:serif;">Ɛ (Latin Epsilon), Є (Ukrainian Ye), Ⲉ (Coptic eie), 𐌴 (Gothic eyz)</span>
			: <span style="font-family:serif;">''Ɛ (Latin Epsilon), Є (Ukrainian Ye), Ⲉ (Coptic eie), 𐌴 (Gothic eyz)''</span>

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imported>MJBurrage: /* woodland */

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woodland

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	(Japanese, {{abbr\|森\|<i>mori</i>, “forest”}}{{abbr\|林\|<i>hayashi</i>, “grove”}}{{abbr\|浴\|<i>yoku</i>, “to bathe in”, “to bask in”, <br>“to be immersed in”.}} “[[#woodland\|woodland]] bathing”) A type of {{wp\|nature therapy}}.		(Japanese, {{abbr\|森\|<i>mori</i>, “forest”}}{{abbr\|林\|<i>hayashi</i>, “grove”}}{{abbr\|浴\|<i>yoku</i>, “to bathe in”, “to bask in”, <br>“to be immersed in”.}} “[[#woodland\|woodland]] bathing”) A type of {{wp\|nature therapy}}.

	;''{{abbr\|wald\|woodland}}{{abbr\|baden\|bathing}}'' (~~lit. woodland bathing~~) ~~in German.~~		''{{abbr\|wald\|woodland}}{{abbr\|baden\|bathing}}'': (German, “woodland bathing”)

	====''waldeinsamkeit''====		====''waldeinsamkeit''====
	''{{abbr\|wald\|woodland}}{{abbr\|einsamkeit\|solitude}}'': (German, “woodland solitude”)		''{{abbr\|wald\|woodland}}{{abbr\|einsamkeit\|solitude}}'': (German, “woodland solitude”)

			* <span style="font-family:serif;">WaldEinsamkeit • WaldƐinsamkeit • WaldЄinsamkeit • Wald𐌴insamkeit • ''WaldEinsamkeit • WaldƐinsamkeit • WaldЄinsamkeit • Wald𐌴insamkeit''</span>
			: <span style="font-family:serif;">Ɛ (Latin Epsilon), Є (Ukrainian Ye), Ԑ (Cyrillic Reversed Ze), Ⲉ (Coptic eie), 𐌴 (Gothic eyz)</span>
			: <span style="font-family:serif;">''Ɛ (Latin Epsilon), Є (Ukrainian Ye), Ԑ (Cyrillic Reversed Ze), Ⲉ (Coptic eie), 𐌴 (Gothic eyz)''</span>

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imported>MJBurrage: /* shinrin’yoku */

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	====''shinrin’yoku''====		====''shinrin’yoku''====
	(Japanese, {{abbr\|森\|<i>mori</i>, “forest”}}{{abbr\|林\|<i>hayashi</i>, “grove”}}{{abbr\|浴\|<i>yoku</i>, “to bathe in”, “to bask in”, <br>“to be immersed in”.}} “[[#woodland\|woodland]] bathing”) A type of {{wp\|nature therapy}}. ~~Known as~~ ''{{abbr\|wald\|woodland}}{{abbr\|baden\|bathing}}'' in German.		(Japanese, {{abbr\|森\|<i>mori</i>, “forest”}}{{abbr\|林\|<i>hayashi</i>, “grove”}}{{abbr\|浴\|<i>yoku</i>, “to bathe in”, “to bask in”, <br>“to be immersed in”.}} “[[#woodland\|woodland]] bathing”) A type of {{wp\|nature therapy}}.

			;''{{abbr\|wald\|woodland}}{{abbr\|baden\|bathing}}'' (lit. woodland bathing) in German.

	====''waldeinsamkeit''====		====''waldeinsamkeit''====