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Are you sure? "Relicious" is not a Latin word.

The text may mean "I put my trust in the unconquered [or invincible] <something>," but it's not clear what the <something> would be.

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Q: What is invicta relicious confido latin to english. This appears as a motto on a military badge.?
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