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2023 FEBRUARY 12 Sunday
"I believe that I shall see the bounty of the LORD in the land of the living. Wait for the LORD with courage; be stouthearted, and wait for the LORD."
~ Psalms 27:13-14
Had such a good response from the last one that I did another... #wewantstheredhead #auctioneer #stouthearted #shiftyourcargodearie #potc #piratesofthecaribbean #pirates #disneyfan #disneyland #disneyworld #waltdisneyworld #mermay #mermay2017 #mermaid #disneyfan #wdw #rodneybills thanks @tombancroft1 it's been great! #draw #cintiq #deadmentellnotales
CH Stouthearted Chocolate Soldier CC CM JD "Pi" - Magyar Agar (aka Hungarian Greyhound) belongs to Audrey Hsia.
Shown jumping during the 2014 Splash Dogs National Championships in Reno, NV.
stouthearted
dpa' - 1) {dpa' ba} courageous, brave, strong, bold, brave, heroic, fearless, gallant, unafraid, dauntless, stout, intrepid, undaunted, valiant, audacious, stouthearted, valorous. 2) bravery, strength, courage, confidence; spirit, heart, resolution, nerve, fortitude, gallantry, valor, courageousness, dauntlessness, fearlessness, intrepidity [RY]
dpa' rgod - brave, bold, heroic, fearless, courageous, unafraid, dauntless, undaunted, valiant, audacious, stouthearted, valorous [RY]
Obstinately Stout-hearted?
I have recently discovered Wordnik a cool web site devoted to words and the people who work with them and love them. I've taken to clicking on the Random Word link just to see what pops up, and at times I waste hours reading the pages for different words.
What a difference a hypen makes. According to Wordnik stouthearted is defined as "brave; courageous" and secondarily as "pluck" or "stubborn". Stout-hearted (note the hyphen) is defined as "having a brave heart, also obstinate". It's odd what a difference adding that hyphen makes to the meaning. It also seems to me that bravery and being obstinate are near antonyms. Not states to be described by the same word.
