Motivation

/ˌmoʊtɪˈveɪʃən/ noun

Motivation is the inner drive or reason that makes a person want to do something and keep doing it. It can come from inside, like curiosity or pride, or from outside, like rewards or pressure.

From *motive* plus the noun-forming suffix *-ation*, meaning “the act or process of.” It’s rooted in Latin *motivus* and *movere* “to move,” so it literally refers to what moves a person to act.

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ARالدافع
BNপ্রেরণা
CAmotivació
CSmotivace
DAmotivation
DEMotivation
ELκίνητρο
ESmotivación
FAانگیزه
FImotivaatio
FRmotivation
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