valiente
Bold and daring
Valiente is a Spanish adjective meaning brave, courageous, or valiant.
It describes someone who faces danger or difficulty without fear: un soldado valiente, una decisión valiente.
The word can also carry ironic force, similar to English "some" or "fine": ¡Valiente amigo eres tú! (Some friend you are!).
In English contexts, valiente appears in names, brands, and references to Hispanic culture.
Titled or virtuous
- rectoRight-hand book page
- virtuosoSupremely accomplished performer
- incorruptibleImpossible to morally compromise
- admirableDeserving high regard
Notably large in amount
- formidableInspiring fear or respect
- bestialResembling a savage creature
- brutalSavagely harsh or severe
noble
Titled or virtuous
- rectoRight-hand book page
- virtuosoSupremely accomplished performer
- incorruptibleImpossible to morally compromise
bravo
Acclaim for performers
- luchadorMasked professional wrestler
transgressor
One who violates rules
considerable
Notably large in amount
- formidableInspiring fear or respect
- bestialResembling a savage creature
- brutalSavagely harsh or severe