Relating to or practicing euphemia; using auspicious or favourable language, especially in religious or ceremonial contexts.
English adjective formed from euphemia plus the suffix '-ian,' creating a descriptive term for speech or practices related to using fortunate or sacred language.
While we debate whether language shapes reality (spoiler: it probably does a little), the euphemian ancient Greeks were already convinced that saying the right words literally invited good fortune.
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