patience

noun

  • The ability to wait without getting upset.
  • A card game that you can play by yourself, like solitaire.


Synonym

  • thild
  • thole

Antonym

  • impatience

Sentences

  • Patience means waiting without getting upset.
  • I practice patience when I learn something new.
  • My mom says patience is important when cooking.
  • We need patience to build a tall tower with blocks.
  • Patience helps us enjoy the fun things in life.

Word Explanation:

  • Patience is when you can wait for something without getting angry or frustrated. For example, if you are waiting for your food to cook, you stay calm and don't rush.

Word in hindi

धैर्य (Dhairya)

Dhairya

Other variations in hindi

  • सहनशीलता (Sahansheelata) Sahansheelata
  • धैर्य (Dhairya) Dhairya

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'patience' mean?

'Patience' means being able to wait for something without getting upset or angry. It's like waiting for your turn to play a game or waiting for a cake to bake!

How do you pronounce 'patience'?

'Patience' is pronounced as 'PAY-shuhns'. You say it like 'pay' and then 'shuhns'!

What is the origin of the word 'patience'?

The word 'patience' comes from the Latin word 'patientia', which means 'suffering' or 'enduring'. It has been used for a long time to describe the ability to stay calm while waiting.

What is the meaning of 'patience' in Hindi?

The word 'patience' in Hindi is 'धैर्य' (Dhairya).

Fact & Proverb:

Fact

Did you know? Patience is like a superhero power! It helps you wait for good things to happen, like growing a plant or baking cookies.

Proverb

Good things come to those who wait. This means that if you are patient, you will eventually get what you want.

Quote

"Patience is not simply the ability to wait - it's how we behave while we're waiting." - Joyce Meyer

Mini blog:

Tilly the Tiny Turtle

In a little village, there lived a tiny turtle named Tilly. Tilly wanted to race like the speedy rabbits, but she knew she had to be patient.

Every day, she practiced walking slowly and steadily. The rabbits laughed, but Tilly smiled and kept going.

One sunny day, there was a big race! The rabbits zoomed ahead, but they got tired and took a nap.

Tilly kept moving, step by step, and guess what? She crossed the finish line first!

Tilly taught everyone that patience is a superpower. So, remember, little ones, sometimes slow and steady wins the race!