hiraeth in a sentence

1. The Welsh have a word for it… hiraeth.

2. I felt sudden and inexplicable hiraeth.

3. “ Hiraeth (pronounced [hiraɪ̯θ][1]) is a Welsh concept of longing for home.

4. With “HIRAETH” WHAT I CREATE unite the most different facets of modern Metalcore.

5. Hiraeth is not nostalgia, it is not anguish, or frustration, or melancholy, or regret.

6. Hiraeth is what I feel when I miss my kids, even though they’re at university and thriving.

7. In Welsh we have a word 'hiraeth', it describes a feeling of belonging to a place, to a person.

8. Hiraeth is what I feel when I drive several times a week to the small Scottish town where I grew up.

9. Take the case of hiraeth for instance, a beautiful word of Welsh famous for being essentially untranslatable.

10. I could not begin to put into words the hiraeth that the Welsh feel for the mountains and valleys of their homeland

11. The intensity of hiraeth connects me with every human on the planet who has ever loved and lost or longed for home.

12. 'Hiraeth' is a word which cannot be completely translated, meaning more than solely "missing something" or "missing home."

13. Hiraeth is meant to convey the feeling associated with the bittersweet memory of missing something or someone, while being grateful of their existence.

14. And no, it is not homesickness, as Google translate may lead you to believe, since hiraeth also conveys the feeling one experiences when they ask someone to marry them and they are turned down, hardly a case of homesickness.