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    Valeroso (en. Brave)

    /ba.leˈro.so/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Having value; bold or intrepid.
    The brave soldier fought without fear in the battle.
    El valeroso soldado luchó sin miedo en la batalla.
    A person who acts with bravery in difficult situations.
    His brave attitude inspired the entire team.
    Su actitud valerosa inspiró a todo el equipo.
    Worthy of respect for their courage.
    It was a brave act to save those children from the fire.
    Fue un acto valeroso salvar a esos niños del incendio.

    Etymology

    Derives from the Latin 'valerōsus', which comes from 'valere', meaning 'to be strong' or 'to be worth'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    brave as a lion
    It is used to describe someone who has great courage.
    valeroso como un león
    brave spirit
    It refers to a strong and determined mindset.
    espíritu valeroso
    brave attitude
    It pertains to behaviors that demonstrate bravery.
    actitud valerosa

    Related Words

    courage
    Quality of a person who acts with firmness and courage.
    valor
    bravery
    Ability to face dangerous or difficult situations.
    valentía
    courageous
    A person who confronts fear with determination.
    valiente

    Slang Meanings

    Cool
    You are cool because you dare to do what others do not.
    Eres un chido porque te atreves a hacer lo que otros no.
    Awesome
    That guy is awesome for being so brave.
    Ese tipo es padrísimo por ser tan valeroso.