
der Stolz
pride
The good feeling you have when you are satisfied with yourself, one of your achievements, or someone close to you.
Sie empfand großen Stolz auf ihre Tochter.
She felt great pride in her daughter.
pride
der Stolz
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pride
The good feeling you have when you are satisfied with yourself, one of your achievements, or someone close to you.
Sie empfand großen Stolz auf ihre Tochter.
She felt great pride in her daughter.

pride
An awareness of your own dignity and worth that can lead you to avoid humiliating yourself or becoming dependent on others.
Aus Stolz bat er niemanden um Hilfe.
Out of pride, he didn't ask anyone for help.

pride and joy
A person or thing that someone is especially proud of and considers valuable or worth showing off, usually in the fixed expression „jemandes ganzer Stolz“ (someone's pride and joy).
Der restaurierte Oldtimer ist sein ganzer Stolz.
The restored vintage car is his pride and joy.
| gender | masculine der |
|---|---|
| genitive | des Stolzes |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | der Stolz | – |
| accusative | den Stolz | – |
| dative | dem Stolz | – |
| genitive | des Stolzes | – |
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„Stolz“ (pride) is the noun related to the adjective „stolz“ (proud). The noun refers to the feeling or attitude itself, while the adjective describes a person or their behavior.
Sein Stolz auf die eigene Arbeit war deutlich zu erkennen.
His pride in his own work was clearly visible.
When pride is directed toward a person or thing, „auf“ (in) is usually used with the accusative. This also applies when you mention your own achievement.
Die Schülerin zeigte großen Stolz auf ihr gelungenes Projekt.
The student showed great pride in her successful project.
For the meaning of a strong inner attitude, the expression „aus Stolz“ (out of pride) is typical. It often explains why someone does not accept help or admit a mistake.
Aus Stolz wollte er seine Schwierigkeiten lange verheimlichen.
Out of pride, he wanted to hide his difficulties for a long time.
In „jemandes ganzer Stolz“ (someone's pride and joy), the person appears in the genitive or as a possessive determiner such as „sein“ (his) or „ihr“ (her). The expression refers to something that someone particularly likes to show or considers valuable.
Der Rosengarten ist der ganze Stolz meiner Großmutter.
The rose garden is my grandmother's pride and joy.