One word substituition: one who dies for a noble case...

[Sonia*]

Good Evening Sir,

Please tell me one word for the following sentences:

1)one who dies for a noble case...
2)A person who has a sweet and friendly nature...
3)A cluster of houses in a village...

Thanks a million sir.

[Mahmoud Mohamed El Azab]

1) martyr
2)warm-hearted
friendly
amiable
chummy
genial

[Sonia*]

Thanks a little...

What about the last one?

[Iceman]

3) Hamlet ?

[SkiIucK]

I don't know about the others, but a martyr isn't one who necessarily suffers for a noble cause.

[Yuri Yurinov]

Hi, Sonya,

1. a kamikaze
2. a sweetheart
3. a homestead?

Yuri
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[Cerberus™]

Martyr for 1 is very good, if you ask me. A martyr dies for a cause that he himself, at least, considers noble. Others may not consider it as noble, though. A kamikaze is a suicidal martyr.
For 2, warm-hearted is probably not right, since you need a noun, not an adjective.
For 3, homestead is close; but isn't a homestead rather a cluster of buildings outside a village than inside it? A village may develop around a homestead, though.

[Mbuso710]

thanks bo guys your aswers are correct please continue to help us

[SkiIucK]

This is very interesting, Cerberus. In that case, how do you describe someone who is being tormented, i.e. the process of suffering is not wanted?

[Cerberus™]

Perhaps calling someone a martyr who suffers unwillingly is not wholly impossible; but that is certainly not the prevailing sense, not the first one that comes to mind. Someone who suffers unwillingly I'd call a victim.

[SkiIucK]

That was definitely a good call there. Thanks!

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