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1 metanet
fortitude, firmness -
2 cesaret
interj. bear up--------n. courage, heart, daring, boldness, bravery, fearlessness, audacity, chivalry, doughtiness, Enterprise, fortitude, gallantry, grit, gumption, hardihood, hardiness, nerve, pecker, pluck, prowess, sand, spirit, spunk, stoutness, ticker, valiantness* * *1. boldness 2. bravery 3. courage 4. gallantry 5. gameness 6. gumption 7. prowess 8. valiance 9. valiancy 10. valor 11. braving (n.) 12. pluck (n.) -
3 dayanıklılık
n. endurance, resistance, durability, strength, lastingness, toughness, fastness, fortitude, grit, hardihood, hardiness, hardness, indestructibility, reliability, solidity, staying power, sturdiness, substantiality, wear* * *1. durability 2. endurance 3. enduringness 4. lastingness 5. perdurability -
4 sebat
n. perseverance, constancy, permanency, fastness, persistence, pertinacity, strenght of purpose, resoluteness, steadfastness, steadiness, stoutness* * *1. constancy 2. fortitude 3. persistence -
5 tahammül
n. tolerance, patience, endurance, resistance, fortitude, hardihood, hardiness, sufferance* * *patience -
6 metanet
n. solidity, steadiness, earthiness, resistance, fortitude, steadfastness, backbone, grit, resoluteness, sturdiness -
7 çık
1. Threaten. 2. " Cry out in a low voice that I may see your (your fortitude.) It is said to one who shows weakness in opposing an antagonist -
8 çık
1. Threaten. 2. " Cry out in a low voice that I may see your (your fortitude.) It is said to one who shows weakness in opposing an antagonist -
9 cesaret
courage, bravery, fortitude, gallantry, pluck, guts -
10 metanet
,-ti fortitude, firmness of character, backbone.
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