Literally, in Classical Greek, it means "excellence." By extension, "virtue, or "what makes something excellent"
Virtue
excellence
the Greeks called the excellence of courage and honor Arete
The ancient Greeks called physical education mainly "arete"
The word is virtue.Moral excellence.
The word "signify" is a verb.
The answer is ARETE
Arete is a basic translation in ancient greek of the english word courage though arete technically translates as to fulfilling one's duty to the highest ability.
No, arete was a Greek notion. Romans did however put a great deal of importance on being honorable and keeping their word (fides).
Conceal is the antonym of signify.
arete
Arete is the qualities of excellence that ancient Greeks strove for. These qualities are used to win a battle or challenge.