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Pronunciation / Transliteration: benignidad
"El anciano habló con una benignidad reconfortante."
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Kindness or tolerance arising from mildness or gentleness of disposition.
"She treated all her students with great benignity."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from Old French benignite, from Latin benignitas, from benignus (kind, benign).
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10 Global Lexicons: How "benignity" is said worldwide
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bénignité
Transliteration: benignite
"Il a accepté la critique avec une grande bénignité."
Güte
Transliteration: Guete
"Sie handelte stets aus purer Güte."
benignità
Transliteration: benignita
Script: benignità
"Il giudice agì con notevole benignità."
benignidad
Transliteration: benignidad
"El anciano habló con una benignidad reconfortante."
benignidade
Transliteration: benignidade
"Sua benignidade conquistou a todos na sala."
सौम्यता
Transliteration: saumyata
"उनके स्वभाव में एक अद्भुत सौम्यता थी।"
仁慈
Transliteration: réncí
"他以极大的仁慈原谅了他们的过失。"
인자함
Transliteration: injaham
"그녀의 인자함은 모든 이에게 감동을 주었다."
慈悲
Transliteration: jibi
"彼は深い慈悲をもって人々を導いた。"
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