pat / pass
to suffer, to endure
Latin · pati / passus
Latin pati means to suffer or endure. A patient endures, patience is the power to endure, compassion is feeling with a sufferer, and passive means enduring without acting.
Memory trick
Pat: a patient waits in bed, pat on the back, enduring pain.
Words from this root
- patient (pat + ient) — one who endures, calm suffererमरीज़, धैर्यवान
- patience (pat + ience) — the power to endureधैर्य
- impatient (im + pat + ient) — not able to wait or endureअधीर
- impatience (im + pat + ience) — restless lack of patienceअधीरता
- inpatient (in + pat + ient) — a patient who stays in hospitalभर्ती मरीज़
- outpatient (out + pat + ient) — a patient who visits and goes homeबाह्य रोगी
- passion (pass + ion) — strong feeling, once sufferingजुनून, उत्कट भावना
- passionate (pass + ion + ate) — full of strong feelingजोशीला, भावुक
- dispassionate (dis + pass + ion + ate) — free from strong feeling, fairनिष्पक्ष, भावनाहीन
- passive (pass + ive) — enduring, not actingनिष्क्रिय
- compassion (com + pass + ion) — feeling with a suffererकरुणा, सहानुभूति
- compassionate (com + pass + ion + ate) — kind toward sufferersकरुणामय, दयालु
- compatible (com + pat + ible) — able to endure togetherअनुकूल, संगत
- impassive (im + pass + ive) — showing no feelingभावशून्य