Roots & Routes

3. Lasting for a limited time, not permanent.
10. Having a lasting emotional effect due to distressing events.
12. A large vessel used for transporting goods or people over water.
14. Forced to move from one's original location.
18. Feeling comforted or less stressed after a difficult situation.
23. Involving several countries or nationalities.
26. Something that is needed or demanded.
27. A person who lives outside their native country.
29. A greater liking for one alternative over others.
31. Conditions that attract people to a new country (e.g., better job opportunities, peace).
32. Missing one's home or familiar surroundings.
33. A strong desire or recommendation to do something.
34. To leave one’s own country and settle in another.
35. Legally acceptable, well-founded, or correct.
36. To hug or accept something willingly.
37. Showing compassion or understanding toward someone else's feelings.
38. A place that provides protection or safety.
39. Grew up in a particular environment or country.

1. The initial perception or feeling about something or someone.
2. Disorderly, in complete confusion.
4. No longer valid or in effect, out of date.
5. A person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country.
6. Lacking order or structure, messy.
7. Difficulties understanding or communicating due to different languages.
8. A person who moves from place to place for work or better living conditions.
9. To prolong or lengthen the duration of a journey.
11. Separated from others, solitary.
13. Lasting or intended to last for a long time or indefinitely.
15. The feeling of disorientation in a new or unfamiliar culture.
16. Showing fondness or tenderness.
17. Genuine, real, not fake.
19. A person forced to flee their country due to war, persecution, or disaster.
20. The impact of one society's culture on another.
21. Feeling buried or unable to cope with something.
22. To manage or survive, especially in difficult conditions.
24. When something is unclear or happens very quickly.
25. Relating to the armed forces.
28. Conditions that drive people away from their home country (e.g., war, poverty).
30. Strongly united or connected, especially in a group.
40. To involve deeply in something, especially culture or an activity.