WANDERLUST (Middle High German: wandern, to wander, and Lust, desire) is a German loanword. It is commonly defined as a strong desire to travel, or by having an itch to get out and see the world. Some consider it to be a simple linguistic compound of wander and lust. The word was first recorded into English dictionaries by 1902.[2] In German, the term Wanderlust sounds old-fashioned today. To retranslate the English Wanderlust in the sense of "love of travel", the expression Fernweh (composing of 'Fern'= 'far' and 'weh'= 'ache') is more apropriate.
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