No. 10,029 in German
pride
The German word for "pride" is "Stolz," meaning a feeling of satisfaction or pleasure derived from one's own or others' achievements.
In a sentence
Er fühlt großen Stolz für seinen erfolgreichen Abschluss.
He feels great pride for his successful graduation.
Here, 'Stolz' (pride) is used as a noun, showing the feeling of satisfaction and esteem towards an accomplishment.
Du solltest deinen Stolz überwinden, um Hilfe zu bitten.
You should overcome your pride to ask for help.
In this sentence, 'Stolz' represents the sense of self-importance or dignity that may prevent someone from seeking assistance.
Sie ist stolz auf ihr selbstgemachtes Kunstwerk.
She is proud of her handmade artwork.
Here, 'stolz' is an adjective forming part of a predicate indicating the state of being proud about something of personal achievement or value.
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