#concord
- Adequacy — The act of adapting or matching and its result; a structural process or state of exact correspondence, full suitability, and harmony between two distinct elements. In epistemology and the theory of knowledge, the concept (derived from the Latin maxim 'adaequatio intellectus et rei') expresses the criterion of truth through the perfect conformity between the mental representation of an object and its objective reality.
- Bitter (feminine) — The feminine singular form of the adjective 'amar'; it describes a substance, drink, or food that has an intense bitter taste, or, figuratively, a painful, agonizing, and sorrowful life experience. Structurally, it qualifies feminine nouns, adapting contextually both in raw sensory expression and in literary metaphors.
- Harmony — A perfect blending, just and proportionate combination of diverse elements tending towards a unitary, balanced, and aesthetic whole. In music, it represents the study of chords and their logical succession, governed by acoustic and aesthetic laws, while figuratively it denotes a state of complete understanding, peace, concord, and absence of conflict within a group.