This verb in the 2nd person plural imperative comes from the ancient Greek word χαίρω. In a basic sense it's used to express the action of rejoicing or taking pleasure in something.
This form in particular is used as a greeting: Hello everyone and goodbye everyone!
-Χαριδωτης
This noun in the nominative case literally means joy-giver. The χαρά - joy and delight, half is actually related to the verb χαίρω.
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-ἀστέρων πάντων ὀ κάλλιστος
It's a fragment from Sappho 104B that means: the loveliest of all the stars.
ἀστήρ - star
πᾶς - all
καλός - beautiful
-ἀστράρχη
This translates to queen of stars.
I'm quite fond of astronomy, if you can't already tell <3
-Lychnobite
This unique word is used to describe someone who works at night and sleeps during the day.
I've struggled with my day-night cycles since the day I was born. I personally prefer the quiet of night, so I thought this was a fitting word to describe myself.