Closely related to G0411 but emphasizing the impossibility of speaking rather than narrating, this term describes what cannot be put into words. Peter uses it in 1 Peter 1:8 to describe the joy believers experience in Christ even without having seen him. Classical usage extended to things incapable of calculation or expression. The French maintains the Greek form, while English chooses 'inexpressible' and Spanish 'inefable' (ineffable). German's 'unsäglich' likewise emphasizes the unsayable nature of this joy.