pride in English: The good feeling you get when you, or the people close to you, have done something well. (noun)

Translation

The good feeling you get when you, or the people close to you, have done something well.

Word origin

From Old English pryde, the noun that belongs with the adjective proud.

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Pride is a feeling, so it has no plural here.

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"Take pride in something" means to be proud of it.

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Pride can also mean thinking too well of yourself.

proud

Feeling glad and pleased about something good you or someone close has done.

happy

Feeling glad and pleased.

win

To come first in a game, race, or fight, or to get something as a prize.

success

Getting the result you wanted, or doing well at something.

honour

Great respect that people give to someone who has done something good.

grateful

Feeling that you want to thank someone for something good they have done for you.

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