Frolik
/ˈfroʊ.lɪk/noun
A light-hearted, playful mood or demeanor.
Did you know?In folklore, 'frolik' is linked to joyous festivities that invoke the spirits of merriment and play, believed to bless the participants with happiness and abundance.
Etymological Timeline
Middle English
English
frolic
“A playful or merry mood, often associated with festive gatherings.”
Early Modern English
English
frolic
“A term used to describe light-hearted play and merriment.”
Late 18th Century
English
frolick
“An adaptation of frolic, emphasizing playful or mischievous behavior.”
19th Century
English
frolik
“A variant spelling of frolic, often used in literary contexts to evoke a sense of carefree joy.”
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