kif
- noun
- UK
- For her, reading a good book by the fire was true kif.
Examples
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She felt a sense of kif while sipping her morning coffee.
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They shared a sense of kif as they watched the stars together.
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He found pure kif in the quiet moments of his morning routine.
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The kif of watching the sunset was indescribable.
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After a long day at work, she enjoyed a moment of kif as she relaxed with a cup of tea on her porch.
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The children laughed and played in the park, creating a sense of kif that filled the air with joy.
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Listening to her favorite song brought a wave of kif that made her forget all her worries.
Synonyms
A feeling of enjoyment or happiness from something
A feeling of pleasure and being satisfied
A strong feeling of great happiness
A complete feeling of great happiness and peace
A feeling of being happy and pleased
A feeling of complete happiness
A relaxed happy feeling when enjoying music or good company
How Happy
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word kif comes from an Arabic word like keif meaning 'pleasure' or 'good feeling', and people use it for the small, quiet moments that make you happy. So, kif today can mean a simple feeling of pleasure or bliss.