humildad
humility
noun oo-meel-DAHD Rare
Origin: From Latin humilitas, from humilis (low, humble), from humus (ground).
Also means
modesty
Usage Note
Humildad denotes the virtue of being humble, free from pride. The adjective is humilde and the adverb humildemente. Note the silent h at the start — the word begins with the vowel sound /u/. A common expression is con toda humildad (with all humility), used when offering an opinion modestly.
Examples
"Aceptó el premio con gran humildad."
Natural Translation
She accepted the award with great humility.
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