Why this word is great
ENDREE — [Verb] To suffer or endure. From Middle English endryen, adryen, adrigen, from Old English ādrēođan ("to suffer"), equivalent to the prefix a- (indicating an action) + dree ("to suffer, endure"). Unlike "endure," which suggests a stoic, patient bearing, or "agonize," which implies acute, theatrical struggle, to endree is to be passively and pervasively steeped in suffering. It is the chill that seeps into stone, the slow warp of a timber under a perpetual weight, and the weary acceptance of a season that will not turn—the quiet, internal weathering that is the common lot of all things that persist.