#pride

• Amherstia nobilis — A monotypic genus of plants in the family Fabaceae (Leguminosae), whose sole species is Amherstia nobilis, a tropical tree native to Myanmar (Burma), also known as the 'Pride of Burma'. It is widely recognized as one of the most beautiful ornamental trees in the world due to its spectacular, large structural inflorescences of a bright red color with yellow spots, resembling hanging orchids.
• Self-esteem — A feeling of personal dignity, self-respect, and legitimate pride; an awareness of one's own worth that leads a person to demand respect from others. In a pejorative or excessive sense, the term describes an exaggerated sensitivity to criticism, vanity, wounded pride, or egotism, aspects deeply analyzed in moral philosophy.
• I too am a painter! — A famous Italian phrase meaning 'I too am a painter!', traditionally attributed to the painter Antonio da Correggio upon seeing Raphael's 'Saint Cecilia'. In a broad and metaphorical sense, it is used to express enthusiasm, pride, or ambition to belong to the same guild or to rise to the level of established masters in a cultural, artistic, or professional field.
• I too am a painter! — A literal and modernized variant of the famous Italian phrase 'anch'io son pittore!' ('I too am a painter!'). It is used in cultural contexts to express ambition, legitimate pride, or a creator's sudden awareness of their own talent when comparing their work to that of an admired, established master.
• Aristocratism — An attitude, doctrine, or behavior characterized by attachment to the values, privileges, and lifestyle of the aristocracy. The term denotes caste spirit, caste pride, or the tendency to exhibit exclusivism, exaggerated refinement, and social or intellectual superiority in relation to the general public.
• Arrogance — A character trait or manifestation characterized by offensive pride, boundless haughtiness, and self-importance; an attitude of disdainful superiority. In modern colloquial usage, it can also describe an eccentric gesture or opulent extravagance.
• Austen — A surname of Anglo-Saxon origin, universally recognized in cultural history to designate Jane Austen (1775–1817), one of the most celebrated and influential novelists in English and world literature, author of 'Pride and Prejudice'. The name can also refer to various historical figures or geographical locations.