Valiant
//ˈvæliənt//
Translations of "valiant" (30 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Azerbaijani | igid(possessing or showing courage or determination), rəşadətli(possessing or showing courage or determination), rəşid(possessing or showing courage or determination) | — | |
| Bulgarian | героичен(characterized by or done with bravery or valour), смел(possessing or showing courage or determination), храбър(possessing or showing courage or determination) | geroičen, smel, hrabǎr | |
| Catalan | valent(possessing or showing courage or determination) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 勇敢(possessing or showing courage or determination), 英勇(possessing or showing courage or determination) | yǒnggǎn, yīngyǒng | |
| Czech | odvážný(possessing or showing courage or determination), statečný(possessing or showing courage or determination), udatný(possessing or showing courage or determination) | — | |
| Danish | heltemodig(possessing or showing courage or determination), heroisk(possessing or showing courage or determination) | — | |
| Dutch | dapper(possessing or showing courage or determination), heldhaftig(possessing or showing courage or determination), moedig(possessing or showing courage or determination), stout(possessing or showing courage or determination) | — | |
| Estonian | julge(possessing or showing courage or determination), vapper(possessing or showing courage or determination) | — | |
| Finnish | rohkea(possessing or showing courage or determination), uljas(possessing or showing courage or determination), urhea(possessing or showing courage or determination), urhoollinen(possessing or showing courage or determination) | — | |
| French | preux(possessing or showing courage or determination), vaillant(possessing or showing courage or determination) | — | |
| Galician | valente(possessing or showing courage or determination) | — | |
| Georgian | გულადი(possessing or showing courage or determination), ვაჟკაცი(possessing or showing courage or determination), მამაცი(possessing or showing courage or determination) | guladi, važḳaci, mamaci | |
| German | beherzt(possessing or showing courage or determination), heldenhaft(possessing or showing courage or determination), heroisch(possessing or showing courage or determination), kühn(possessing or showing courage or determination), mannhaft(possessing or showing courage or determination), mutig(possessing or showing courage or determination), tapfer(possessing or showing courage or determination), wacker(possessing or showing courage or determination) | — | |
| Greek | ανδρείος(possessing or showing courage or determination), γενναίος(characterized by or done with bravery or valour), θαρραλέος(possessing or showing courage or determination), θαυμαστός(characterized by or done with bravery or valour), τολμηρός(possessing or showing courage or determination), υπερήφανος(characterized by or done with bravery or valour) | andreíos, gennaíos, tharraléos, thavmastós, tolmirós, yperífanos | |
| Hungarian | bátor(possessing or showing courage or determination), hősies(possessing or showing courage or determination), merész(possessing or showing courage or determination), vitéz(possessing or showing courage or determination) | — | |
| Irish | galach(possessing or showing courage or determination) | — | |
| Japanese | 勇ましい(possessing or showing courage or determination), 勇敢な(possessing or showing courage or determination) | isamashii, yūkan-na | |
| Macedonian | до́блестен(possessing or showing courage or determination), смел(possessing or showing courage or determination), хе́ројски(characterized by or done with bravery or valour), хра́бар(possessing or showing courage or determination), ју́начки(characterized by or done with bravery or valour) | dóblesten, smel, hérojski, hrábar, júnački | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | heltemodig(possessing or showing courage or determination), heroisk(possessing or showing courage or determination) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | heltemodig(possessing or showing courage or determination), heroisk(possessing or showing courage or determination) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | قوچاق(possessing or showing courage or determination) | koçak | |
| Persian | دلیر(possessing or showing courage or determination), هرو(possessing or showing courage or determination) | delir, horv | |
| Polish | heroiczny(characterized by or done with bravery or valour), mężny(possessing or showing courage or determination) | — | |
| Portuguese | valente(possessing or showing courage or determination) | — | |
| Romanian | brav(possessing or showing courage or determination), curajos(possessing or showing courage or determination), viteaz(possessing or showing courage or determination) | — | |
| Russian | до́блестный(possessing or showing courage or determination), отва́жный(possessing or showing courage or determination), сме́лый(possessing or showing courage or determination), хра́брый(possessing or showing courage or determination) | dóblestnyj, otvážnyj, smélyj, xrábryj | |
| Slovak | chrabrý(possessing or showing courage or determination), hrdý(possessing or showing courage or determination) | — | |
| Spanish | valiente(possessing or showing courage or determination), valorudo(possessing or showing courage or determination) | — | |
| Swedish | heroisk(possessing or showing courage or determination), hjältemodig(possessing or showing courage or determination) | — | |
| Turkish | yiğit(possessing or showing courage or determination) | — |
igid, rəşadətli, rəşid
valent
odvážný, statečný, udatný
heltemodig, heroisk
dapper, heldhaftig, moedig, stout
julge, vapper
rohkea, uljas, urhea, urhoollinen
preux, vaillant
valente
beherzt, heldenhaft, heroisch, kühn, mannhaft, mutig, tapfer, wacker
ανδρείος, γενναίος, θαρραλέος, θαυμαστός, τολμηρός, υπερήφανος
andreíos, gennaíos, tharraléos, thavmastós, tolmirós, yperífanos
bátor, hősies, merész, vitéz
galach
heltemodig, heroisk
heltemodig, heroisk
heroiczny, mężny
valente
brav, curajos, viteaz
chrabrý, hrdý
valiente, valorudo
heroisk, hjältemodig
yiğit
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