You searched for: esto vir fortis semper (Latin - Engelska)

vir fortis
strong woman

esto vir fortis et audax
be courageous. be your best

esto vir
be a simple

confortare esto vir
'god veult

surge vir fortis i natam victoriam
rise strong men and go make victory

confortare et esto vir
be strong and courageous

manete placidus confortare esto vir
manete placidus confortare esto vir

sic occisus est vir fortis qui multos consilio et armis, neminem perfidia superaverat
thus a brave man was slain, who by counsel and arms had conquered many, none by treachery

adhuc illo loquente ionathan filius abiathar sacerdotis venit cui dixit adonias ingredere quia vir fortis es et bona nuntian
and while he yet spake, behold, jonathan the son of abiathar the priest came: and adonijah said unto him, come in; for thou art a valiant man, and bringest good tidings.

erat autem hieroboam vir fortis et potens vidensque salomon adulescentem bonae indolis et industrium constituerat eum praefectum super tributa universae domus iosep
and the man jeroboam was a mighty man of valour: and solomon seeing the young man that he was industrious, he made him ruler over all the charge of the house of joseph.

naaman princeps militiae regis syriae erat vir magnus apud dominum suum et honoratus per illum enim dedit dominus salutem syriae erat autem vir fortis et dives sed leprosu
now naaman, captain of the host of the king of syria, was a great man with his master, and honourable, because by him the lord had given deliverance unto syria: he was also a mighty man in valour, but he was a leper.

tarquinius priscus, qui a romanis expulsus erat, ad lartem porsennam, regem etruscorum, processit. tenesne memoria? reges tarquinii erant etrusci. auxilio porsenae tarquinius superbus regnum romae recipere speravit. porsena cum magno exercitu romam venit. magnus terror populum occupavit; omnibus nomine porsenae territis, populi agros reliquerunt et ad urbem venerunt. pons sublicius tamen hostibus iter paene dedit, sed unus vir fortis, horatius cocles, erat in ponte.
tarquinius priscus, who had been expelled by the romans, proceeded to lars porsenna king of the etruscans. do you remember? the tarquin kings were etruscans. with the help of lars porsenna tarquinius priscus hoped to regain the kingdom of rome. persenna came to rome with a great army. a great terror seized the people; with everyone frightened by the name of porsenna, the people abandoned their farms and came to the city. a bridge made of piles nearly gave way to the enemy nevertheless, but one brave man horatius cocles was on the bridge.