benignitas animi: benignitas (kind disposition, which also, manifests itself by actions): humanitas (philanthropic, well-wishing feeling, which shows itself in behavior toward others): comitas (complaisance, courteousness, friendliness): clementia: lenitas (gentle, merciful disposition; Vid: GRACE): indulgentia (sparing and indulgent behavior): beneficentia (goodness, beneficence, mildness): liberalitas (kindness shown in acts of liberality). To show a kindness to anybody, alicui benigne facere: to show much kindness to anybody, plurimum benignitatis in aliquem conferre: to have enjoyed much kindness from anybody, magna alicujus liberalitate usum esse: to treat anybody with kindness, benigne or comiter aliquem tractare; leni ingenio esse in aliquem: in kindness, bona cum gratia (as Ter., Phorm., 4, 3, 17); cum gratia (as Ter., Andr., 2, 5, 11); or per bonam gratiam (as Plaut., Mil., 4, 3, 33): to admonish anybody in kindness, amice admonere aliquem: to do a kindness to anybody, alicui benigne facere. Will you have the kindness? Vid: GOODNESS.