Maybe there is no English or French equivalent to the word grima as an experience, but there is the word grimace as the facial expression in reaction to this feeling (among others).
Maybe there is no English or French equivalent to the word grima as an experience, but there is the word grimace as the facial expression in reaction to this feeling (among others).
Haha , great catch! The common Latin root we use in all Latin language, Spanish, English, French, etc. Nice!
Probably also shares root (etymology) with the word grim.
http://www.dictionary.com/browse/grim