valour

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From Middle English valour, from Anglo-Norman valour, from Latin valor. Doublet of valure.

78 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: مُرُوءَة (murūʔa) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Arabic: بَسَالَة (basāla) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Armenian: խիզախություն (xizaxutʻyun) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Belarusian: до́блесць (dóbljescʹ) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Belarusian: адва́га (adváha) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Belarusian: му́жнасць (múžnascʹ) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Belarusian: му́жства (múžstva) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Belarusian: хра́брасць (xrábrascʹ) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Bulgarian: до́блест (dóblest) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Bulgarian: хра́брост (hrábrost) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Bulgarian: сърца́тост (sǎrcátost) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Chinese Mandarin: 勇氣 /勇气 (yǒngqì) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Czech: chrabrost — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Czech: odvaha — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Czech: udatnost — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Danish: tapperhed — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Danish: mod — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Dutch: heldhaftigheid — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Finnish: urheus — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Finnish: urhoollisuus — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Finnish: uljaus — strength of mind in regard to danger
• French: héroïsme — strength of mind in regard to danger
• French: courage — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Georgian: სიქველე (sikvele) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Georgian: ვაჟკაცობა (važḳacoba) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Georgian: მამაცობა (mamacoba) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Georgian: გმირობა (gmiroba) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• German: Tapferkeit — strength of mind in regard to danger
• German: Heldenmut — strength of mind in regard to danger
• German: Mannhaftigkeit — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Hindi: वीरता (vīrtā) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Hindi: साहस (sāhas) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Japanese: 勇気 (yūki) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Korean: 용기 (yonggi) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Latin: virtus — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Macedonian: ју́наштво (júnaštvo) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Macedonian: до́блест (dóblest) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Macedonian: хра́брост (hrábrost) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Norwegian Bokmål: edelmodighet — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Church Slavic: доблѥсть (dobljestĭ) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Polish: dzielność — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Polish: męstwo — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Polish: waleczność — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Polish: odwaga — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Portuguese: bravura — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Portuguese: valentia — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Romanian: curaj — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Russian: до́блесть (dóblestʹ) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Russian: отва́га (otvága) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Russian: му́жество (múžestvo) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Russian: хра́брость (xrábrostʹ) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Russian: герои́зм (geroízm) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Sanskrit: शवस् (śavas) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Scottish Gaelic: tapachd — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Slovak: chrabrosť — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Slovak: odvaha — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Spanish: valor — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Spanish: valía — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Spanish: valer — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Spanish: valoría — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Swedish: tapperhet — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Swedish: mod — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Telugu: వీరత్వము (vīratvamu) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Turkish: cesaret; yüreklilik — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Ukrainian: до́блесть (dóblestʹ) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Ukrainian: відва́га (vidváha) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Ukrainian: му́жність (múžnistʹ) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Ukrainian: хоро́брість (xoróbristʹ) — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Vietnamese: dũng cảm — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Vietnamese: lòng dũng cảm — strength of mind in regard to danger
• Bulgarian: герой (geroj) — a brave man; a man of valour
• Chinese Mandarin: 勇者 (yǒngzhě) — a brave man; a man of valour
• Hindi: वीर (vīr) — a brave man; a man of valour
• Hindi: साहसी (sāhsī) — a brave man; a man of valour
• Macedonian: ју́нак (júnak) — a brave man; a man of valour
• Macedonian: хе́рој (héroj) — a brave man; a man of valour
• Polish: bohater — a brave man; a man of valour
• Russian: геро́й (gerój) — a brave man; a man of valour