The Semantic Sources of the Words for the Emotions in Sanskrit, Greek, Latin and the Germanic Languages

affective processes affective tone affliction anguish Berneker Boisacq bright burn cheerful compare Skr compounds connection courage delight derived desire dialects distress earlier meaning emotional experiences emotional meanings emotional sense enjoy envy excited expressive movements Falk-Torp favor fear feeling furnish expressions gemüt GERMANIC LANGUAGES Germanic words gestures glad Goth greed Greek grief grieve grow angry grudge HANS KURATH happiness hatred heart heat hope Indo-Iranian irritation lament languages Latin Lett Lith longing lust memory merry mind mourn names one's organ original meaning palici passion physical sense physiological pleasure probably Psych psychic aspect Psychology rage rejoice related words resentment Rigveda Russ Sanskrit semantic changes semantic development shake shift shine smara sorrow sorz strive suffering sweet swell taste thought elements toil trouble Vedic Sanskrit verb viscera Walde weary whence pain Words denoting wrath wretched Wundt ΙΙ