resignation; acceptance.
Most Samals equate sabal with the English "patience". However, "patience" carries the idea of waiting serenely for circumstances to change. Whereas
sabal is more passive and does not have a semantic component of expectation. Sabal accepts the situation with no expectation of change, while "patience" waits but does not necessarily accept.
We should have resignation like Job.
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‘fate’ to be resigned to fate.
In the first example below, out of concern for the health of the person who is fasting, the person who is speaking in the
example, is trying to persuade the person not to fast by using role-playing. That is, she is taking the part of the fasting
person, speaking, melodramatically, as if she were the fasting person.
I am resigned now to go along fasting even if I cannot really endure it.
You be resigned now, [he] will no longer come here.
Resign yourself. He's history.