In the previous article I mentioned that there are both universal and culturally unique emotions. In his research Paul Ekman discovered that there are 6 universal emotions: happiness, sadness, fear, anger, surprise and disgust. This means that in every culture in the world we will express them (mimically) in the same way and we will recognize them in the same way.
But many emotions are culturally unique, which means that they function only in some cultures, where they have a special name, meaning and do not have a similar equivalent in other cultures. Here is a list of culturally unique emotions (which I have found):