liberalidad
liberalidád with stress marks
liberality
Usage Note
Liberalidad comes from Spanish 'liberalidad' and refers to the quality of being generous and open-handed. It is used in formal or literary contexts and is not common in everyday speech. It implies a virtue of magnanimity beyond mere politeness.
Examples
" Hinahangaan ko ang liberalidad niya. "
Natural Translation
I admire his generosity.
Literal Translation
Admired I the liberality his.
" Gusto ko ang liberalidad niya. "
Natural Translation
I like his/her liberality.
Literal Translation
Like I the liberality his/her.
" Bagaman hindi siya mayaman, ang kanyang liberalidad sa mga nangangailangan ay walang kapantay sa aming nayon. "
Natural Translation
Although he is not wealthy, his generosity to those in need is unmatched in our village.
Literal Translation
Although not he wealthy, the his liberality to-the needing the without equal in our village.
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