Definition of

Comfort

In order to know the meaning of the term consolation, it is necessary, first of all, to discover its etymological origin. In this case, we can state that it is a word that derives from Latin, it is exactly the result of the sum of these two components:

-The verb “consolari”, which can be translated as “relieve” or “calm”.

-The suffix “-uelo”, which is used as a diminutive.

The idea of ​​consolation is used with reference to palliative , the interruption or disappearance of that which afflicts the spirit . It is something that confers relief, making anguish or sorrow feel less intense or put aside.

ComfortFor example: “The boy found comfort in his friends, who helped him overcome the bad moment,” “Because of my mistakes I lost my family, my home and my job: I have no consolation,” “The young woman cried without consolation.” before the body of his son."

When a person is sad, they are most likely looking for some way to feel better: that is, to find comfort. Although it depends on each individual, comfort is usually found in the company of loved ones . Those who are sad can take refuge in their partner, parents, siblings, children, uncles, cousins ​​or friends, accessing in those contacts the well-being they need to be better.

Engaging in pleasurable activities can also serve as comfort. Playing a sport , traveling, going to the theater or watching a movie are some actions that contribute to happiness. Of course it all depends on the “degree” of sadness that has to be overcome.

Sometimes the comfort is only temporary and is harmful in the future. If a man is despondent and drinks alcohol excessively, he may find temporary solace in the drink, but the sorrow will later return.

Consuelo , on the other hand, is a fairly popular female name in Spain and some Latin American countries . The Spanish politician Consuelo Rumí , the Colombian actress Consuelo Luzardo and the Mexican artist Consuelo Duval are some personalities who share this name.

In addition to the female figures mentioned, another of the best known in Spain with that name is the journalist Consuelo Berlanga. She rose to fame for her participation in the program “In the morning”, headed by Jesús Hermida and in which she shared space with other well-known women such as Irma Soriano or Nieves Herrero, for example. However, she also triumphed some time later as presenter of the contest “Waku, Waku”, directed by Chicho Ibáñez Serrador, or as a collaborator in the space “Qué tiempo tan Feliz!”, presented by María Teresa Campos.

Consuelo Berlanga, in addition, it should be noted that she obtained the Antena de Oro de la Television in 1999.

As a name, it is established that Consuelo, of Latin origin, means “the comforter” and that it belongs to sociable women, with a great sense of humor and who have the ability to know how to listen to others. In the same way, it is highlighted that they place great value on family and friends, that they are perseverant when it comes to achieving their goals and that they are very demanding in love, in which they give themselves completely.