@Kate
Kate Matsuda · 6 answers · 1y

The Spanish word 'temor' means more than just fear. Do you know words that in other languages cover a wider field a bigger universe of meaning than that in your own?

Yes.

@LaDamaX
LaDamaX · 1y

Orc.

@Danger
Burger Queen · 1y

What Merida said is valid for Portuguese too. Other than that, I'd say swear words often aren't used in the literal sense.

@fizzyarthur
Arthur · 1y

Well The English word “angel” means a supernatural being often represented with wings. Angel in German translates to ”fishing rod” and ”sting” in Dutch😁

@BidenLadysMan
BidenLadysMan · 1y

I wouldn't say "temor" is that intense. "Pavor" tho....

@DUST
Merida · 1y

Temor reminds me of a horror series by the same name. Otherwise, no. Not without lengthy research.

@CrustyD
Dingus · 1y

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