patient+endurance
61sufferance — /ˈsʌfərəns / (say sufuhruhns), /ˈsʌfrəns / (say sufruhns) noun 1. tolerance, as of a person or thing; tacit permission. 2. capacity to endure pain, hardship, etc. 3. Obsolete the suffering of pain, distress, injury, etc. 4. Obsolete patient… …
62καρτερίαις — καρτερία patient endurance fem dat pl …
63καρτερίαν — καρτερίᾱν , καρτερία patient endurance fem acc sg (attic doric aeolic) …
64καρτερίη — καρτερία patient endurance fem nom/voc sg (epic ionic) …
65καρτερίης — καρτερία patient endurance fem gen sg (epic ionic) …
66long-suffering — [lôŋ′suf′ər iŋ] adj. bearing injuries, insults, trouble, etc. patiently for a long time n. long and patient endurance of injuries, insults, trouble, etc.: also Archaic long sufferance long sufferingly adv …
67longanimity — [lôŋ΄gə nim′ə tē] n. [LL longanimitas < L longus, LONG1 + animus, mind: see ANIMAL] patient endurance of injuries; forbearance …
68refrain — refrain1 [ri frān′] vi. [ME refreinen < OFr refrener < L refrenare < re , back + frenare, to curb < frenum, rein] to hold back; keep oneself (from doing something); forbear vt. Archaic to hold back; curb SYN. REFRAIN1 usually suggests …
69long|suf|fer|ing — long suf|fer|ing or long|suf|fer|ing «LNG SUHF uhr ihng, SUHF rihng; LONG », adjective, noun. –adj. enduring trouble, pain, or injury long and patiently: »Various were the excesses committed by the insubordinate troops…upon the long suffering… …
70long-suf|fer|ing — or long|suf|fer|ing «LNG SUHF uhr ihng, SUHF rihng; LONG », adjective, noun. –adj. enduring trouble, pain, or injury long and patiently: »Various were the excesses committed by the insubordinate troops…upon the long suffering inhabitants (John L …
