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    Valentía (en. Courage)

    /ba.lenˈti.a/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Ability to face difficult situations with courage.
    Courage is essential in times of crisis.
    La valentía es esencial en momentos de crisis.
    Act of doing something that involves risk or danger.
    Her courage in saving the child from the fire was admirable.
    Su valentía al salvar al niño del fuego fue admirable.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'valentia', meaning 'strength' or 'valor'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to have courage
    having the necessary courage to face difficult situations.
    tener valentía
    to act with courage
    performing bold and determined actions in the face of risk.
    actuar con valentía
    courage in the face of danger
    courage shown in threatening situations.
    valentía ante el peligro

    Related Words

    brave
    A person who shows courage.
    valiente
    braggart
    Refers to someone who is very brave or acts with great boldness.
    valentón
    civic courage
    Valor demonstrated in the defense of rights and justice.
    valentía cívica

    Slang Meanings

    To gather courage
    He had to gather courage to confront his boss.
    Tuvo que coger valor para enfrentar a su jefe.
    To have guts
    That girl has guts to say what she thinks.
    Esa chica tiene agallas para decir lo que piensa.