Eusonus [yoo-soh-nus]
noun
A conceptual term derived from the Greek words 'eu,' meaning good or well, and 'sonus,' the Latin word for sound. Eusonus refers to a harmonious, pleasant, or beneficial sound, often used in the context of music therapy, sound healing, or acoustic design.
In a broader sense, it can encompass any auditory experience that positively impacts mental, emotional, or physical well-being.
