Console

 Console. Verb, 

عیادت کرنا/تسلی دینا

The noun "consolation" comes from the verb "console", which means to 

comfort someone who is suffering or distressed.

🔸She tried to console him after he received the diagnosis.

🔸He gently consoled his friend during her time in the hospital.

🔸There was little anyone could do to console her after the surgery.

🔸The nurse consoled the elderly man with kind words and a smile.

Consolation. Noun: عیادت/تسلی

Consolation means comfort or relief given to someone who is sick, sad, upset.

🔸She brought flowers as a small token of consolation for her ill friend.

🔸My friend was ill and I  went there to give him consolation. 

🔸His kind words were a great consolation to her during her recovery.

🔸Though he couldn't cure her pain, his presence was a source of consolation.

🔸Sometimes, just being there is the greatest form of consolation you can offer.

🔸After the bad news, their family's support gave her much-needed consolation.

🔸 She tried to console him with kind words.