valiance

/vˈæliəns/ noun

The quality of being valiant; heroism, bravery or valour.

Word Origin From Latin 'valere' meaning to be strong or worthy. Valiance is the quality of being strong and brave. The same root gives us 'valiant' (brave), 'valor' (courage), and 'value' (worth). The PIE root *wal- also gives us 'prevail' (to be stronger) and 'equivalent' (equal in worth).

noun The quality of being valiant; heroism, bravery or valour. countable

The soldier's valiance in battle earned him the highest military honor.

(名词) 英勇;勇敢;勇猛;无畏

这位士兵在战斗中的英勇为他赢得了最高军事荣誉。

(sustantivo) valentía; valor; heroísmo; arrojo; bravura [La cualidad de ser valiente; heroísmo, valentía o valor.]

La **valentía** del soldado en batalla le mereció el más alto honor militar.

(nom) vaillance; bravoure; courage; héroïsme; valeur [Qualité d'une personne vaillante ; bravoure, courage, héroïsme au combat.]

La **valiance** du soldat au combat lui a valu la plus haute distinction militaire.

(Substantiv) Tapferkeit; Heldenmut [Die Eigenschaft, tapfer oder heldenhaft zu sein; besondere Muthaftigkeit.]

Die **Valiance** des Soldaten im Kampf brachte ihm die höchste militärische Auszeichnung ein.

(名詞) 勇敢であること。勇気や武勇の資質。

戦場での兵士の高い勇敢さが、彼に最高の軍事的栄誉をもたらした。

(substantivo) valentia; bravura; heroísmo; valor [A qualidade de ser valente; heroísmo, bravura ou valor.]

A valentia do soldado em batalha lhe rendeu a mais alta honraria militar.

Word parts: vali + ance

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