Broader Meaning of The Word
Since its inception in Star Trek: The Next Generation and development by Peter David, the word Imzadi has come to mean much more than its bare definition.
The fantasy word Imzadi (pronounced Em'zæ'dæ), a Betazed word most closely translated "the first," refers not necessarily to the first sexual partner but to "the first to ever touch you deeply, mentally and emotionally."
It signifies an emotional intimacy that flows from deep heartwarming affection, an affection so strong it flows from the innermost depths of the heart like an invisible fluid out of the body through the windows* of your soul and into the welcoming windows* of your 'Dear One', in essence a mutually spiritual experience of seeing, touching and melding emotionally to become one in heart, mind and mutually beneficial life objectives.
* Here "windows" refer to the eyes.
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