English [edit]
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Alternative forms [edit]
Etymology [edit]
Old French vailant, from Latin valens, from valere 'to be strong'.
Pronunciation [edit]
Adjective [edit]
valiant (comparative more valiant, superlative most valiant)
- Showing courage or determination; heroic.
Translations [edit]
showing courage or determination; heroic
- Catalan: valent (ca)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 英勇 (cmn) (yīngyǒng), 勇敢 (cmn) (yǒnggǎn)
- Dutch: dapper, moedig, (poetic) stout, heldhaftig
- Finnish: rohkea (fi), urhea (fi), urhoollinen (fi), uljas (fi)
- French: vaillant (fr), preux (fr)
- Galician: valente (gl)
- German: tapfer (de), mutig (de), beherzt (de)
- Greek: ανδρείος (el) (andreíos), τολμηρός (el) (tolmirós), θαρραλέος (el) (tharraléos)
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- Hungarian: bátor (hu), vitéz (hu), merész (hu), hősies (hu)
- Japanese: 勇敢な (ja) (ゆうかんな, yūkan-na), 勇ましい (ja) (いさましい, isamashii)
- Norwegian: edelmodig (no)
- Polish: mężny
- Portuguese: valente (pt)
- Romanian: viteaz (ro), curajos (ro)
- Russian: доблестный (ru) (dóblestnyj) , храбрый (ru) (xrábryj) , отважный (ru) (otvážnyj) , смелый (ru) (smélyj)
- Spanish: valiente (es)
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