The word victura is latin and is the feminine of Victurus. It has several meanings:"about to live", "about to be alive", "about to survive", and "about to reside in". The sailboat was so named "Victura" because the word in all of its meanings - represented JFK's hopes and dreams for the future as a youth. He was only fifteen years old when he received the sailboat as a gift from his parents. I hope this has answered your question. The answer is accurate.
John F. Kennedy's sailboat was named Victura because "Victura" is derived from the Latin word "victurus," meaning "about to live." The name reflects Kennedy's optimistic and forward-looking approach to life. Additionally, "Victura" was a play on the Latin phrase "Veni, vidi, vici" ("I came, I saw, I conquered"), which resonated with Kennedy's competitive spirit.
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Joseph Patrick "Joe" Kennedy Sr. President John kennedys fathers name was John, he was Johnsr.
Richard Nixon
He was a journalist and an author.
Fitzgerald Kennedy.
actually John F Kennedys son, Patrick, died a few years back. i think
Richard Nixon
he fought in the navy.
Rose Fitzgerald.
Brookline, Massachusetts
1917-1963
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