φιλότιμοfee-LOH-tee-moh[fiˈlotimo]
the pull that makes you do the right thing when nobody is watching
Closest in English: honour, honor, duty. None of them covers it.
The Greek is philos and timi, love and honour, and the ancient word could mean plain ambition. Modern Greek narrowed it to the pull that gets a job finished properly, and it is the standard compliment for a workman who comes back, unasked, to put something right.
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