The Sanskrit word ayu means life force, vital force, vitality, longevity, life.
In Indonesian ayu means beautiful, graceful, pretty, elegant and good.
Energy makes beautiful.
The Balinese word hayu means happiness, goodness, loveliness.
Energy makes happy.
The old English word for “yes” is aye.
In old Javanese, ayu means virtue and well-being.
In the Yoruba language of Nigeria, ayo means joy.
In Chinese aiyu means love, love jade, beloved jade.
In Arabic aya means miracle, proof and verse.
Each verse is proof of miracle.
In Japanese aya means elegant and beautiful.
In Amharic eyu means “blessed”.
I guess this is where we get I and YOU, ayu.
We’ve looked at the main forms of energy ner, fer and ayu. Of related interest:
The Hebrew word for life force is Ruach, which also means wind and spirit. The German word Rauch means Smoke and where there is smoke, there is fire.
The Hawaiian word for life force or energy is Mana which looks derived from man/hu-man//wo-man.
Other words for life-force energy which I’ll leave to you to dissect are
shakti,
od,
nyama,
orenda,
shekinah
holy spirit
pneuma
ka
prana
amandla
eletero
suc song
bla
srog
awen
alcheringa
chulel
axe
oranga
elinvoima
Every language has a word for that without which nothing exists
