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    Obdulia (en. Obdulia)

    /obˈdulja/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    The ability to endure difficult situations with resignation.
    The obdulia of the elderly is admirable in the face of life's difficulties.
    La obdulia de los ancianos es admirable ante las dificultades de la vida.
    The attitude of standing firm in the face of adversity.
    She showed great obdulia during her illness.
    Mostró una gran obdulia durante su enfermedad.
    Resilience and emotional strength.
    His obdulia in the face of failure led him to keep fighting.
    Su obdulia ante el fracaso lo llevó a seguir luchando.

    Etymology

    The term obdulia comes from the Latin 'obdulia', which refers to patience and endurance.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    To show obdulia in difficult times
    To maintain calm and strength in adverse circumstances.
    Mostrar obdulia en tiempos difíciles
    To have a lot of obdulia
    To demonstrate a great ability to endure difficult situations.
    Tener mucha obdulia

    Related Words

    resilience
    The ability to adapt and recover from adverse situations.
    resiliencia
    patience
    The ability to wait or endure with tranquility.
    paciencia
    strength
    The ability to face harsh situations with courage.
    fortaleza

    Slang Meanings

    To be obstinate in certain situations
    He is so obdulia that he never changes his mind, no matter what they tell him.
    Él es tan obdulia que nunca cambia de opinión, sin importar lo que le digan.
    To accept what life brings with serenity
    That girl has a lot of obdulia; she always takes things calmly.
    Esa chica tiene mucha obdulia, siempre toma las cosas con calma.