restraint, control, self-control

confiscation

containing oneself from expressing sorrow

control over weeping, crying

confiscated

to control one's sigh

self-control, piety

control and discipline

control over weather

capacity to bear moaning, enduring not to lament

containing oneself from lamenting

to memorize from listening

to mark a word with diacritics

the fact of arriving, doing something, or happening at the expected or correct time and not late, punctuality

confiscation by government

birth control, contraception, family planning

birth control, contraception, family planning

to be seized, be confiscated, be forfeited

to be written down, be noted down

goods to become confiscated

intimacy, relationship, friendship, ritual and tradition

under control

patience & endurance, satisfaction

capacity for restraint

discipline, administration, management, governance

the power to tolerate

faith of self-control, containing oneself

learning to contain oneself

intolerable, unbearable

with the quality to keep secrets

after containing the tears

determination to control one's sorrow

to be unable to endure, be powerless, be unable to bear

state of dignity and control

result of bearing the pain of love, outcome of agony of love