magnanimity

جوانمردى ،رادمردى ،بزرگوارى ،بزرگى طبع ،علو طبع ،بلند همتى

Lat. magnanimus, de magnus, grand, et animus, âme (=> ÂME).
+
Directly from Latin "magnanimus:" magnus "great" + animus "soul, mind" (see also the recent Word of the Day "equanimity" in our archives). Other words deriving from "magnus" are "magnate," "magnificent," "magnify," "majesty." Akin to "mayor" and "major." The underlying root *meg- also gave English "much" and the prefix from Greek megas "great" found in "megabar," "megabyte," and "megaphone." In Sanskrit the same root emerged as maha "great, large" found in maharajah "great rajah," maharishi "great seer, sage," and mahatma "great life, spirit."bozorg-ravân (pbp.)
râd(-mard)
bozorg-maneš/vâr

(แมกนะนิม'มิที) n. ความมีใจกว้าง,ความมีใจเอื้อเฟื้อเผื่อแผ่,ความสูงส่ง,ความไม่เห็นแก่ตัว,ความมีจิตใจสูงส่ง,การกระทำที่มีใจสูงส่ง

[,maegnъ'nimiti] n великодушие, благородство.

darisay