उत्सुकता

A strong feeling of affection, care, and attachment towards a person, animal, or thing. It encompasses romantic love, familial bonding, and deep liking for hobbies or objects.

Moh refers to an emotional attachment, infatuation, or a sense of delusion towards someone or something. It often describes a deep, sometimes blinding affection or a worldly bond that is difficult to break.

Mamtā refers to the specific kind of selfless, nurturing love, affection, and attachment a mother has for her child. While often translated as 'motherly love,' it can also describe a deep, protective tenderness toward anyone vulnerable or beloved.

Sneh refers to a deep sense of affection, tenderness, or platonic love, typically felt towards family, children, or students. It conveys a gentle, nurturing warmth rather than intense romantic passion.

Vatsalya refers to the deep, selfless affection and protective love that an elder, especially a parent, feels for a child. It describes a tender emotional bond characterized by care, nurturing, and unconditional warmth.

Anurag refers to a deep sense of affection, love, or devotion towards a person, an object, or a pursuit. It implies a strong emotional attachment or a passionate interest that often borders on spiritual or aesthetic appreciation.

A strong feeling of intense dislike, disgust, or aversion towards someone or something. It is often used to describe deep-seated hatred or moral disapproval in formal or literary contexts.

A feeling of resentment or discontent caused by someone else's possessions, qualities, or luck. It refers to the internal emotion of envy or jealousy directed toward another person.

A noun used to describe both a physical burning sensation and the emotional feeling of jealousy or envy toward someone else's success or possessions. In an emotional context, it signifies a sense of resentment or bitterness.

Envy or burning jealousy felt towards another person's success, possessions, or advantages. It describes a deep-seated resentment or ill-will that stems from comparing oneself unfavorably to others.