What if we were to think again about those odd, untranslatable words for emotions and wonder whether some cultures might feel an emotion more intensely just because they've bothered to name and talk about it, like the Russian "toska," a feeling of maddening dissatisfaction said to blow in from the great plains.
Como la palabra rusa "toska", un sentimiento de insatisfacción desesperante que, según se decía, bajaba de las grandes llanuras.