Gratitude

Gratitude is one of the longer single words in this dictionary, and its size alone gives it a higher ordinal total than most of the shorter virtue-words already listed here, like Hope or Faith — a good illustration that gematria totals track spelling length first, meaning second. It shares its Latin root, "gratia," with Grace, though the two words have drifted apart enough in modern English that most speakers wouldn't immediately connect them. Its ordinal value of 105 reduces to Six, a number tied to care for others that lines up reasonably well with gratitude's own relational, other-directed meaning.