What does the Connecticut state motto mean?

Answer 1

Oh Connecticut

our home and native land

true patriot love

in all thy sons command

with glowing hearts

we see the ryme

the true north strong and free

from far and wide oh connecticut

we stand on guard for thee

god keep our land

gloriuos and free

oh connecticut

we stand on guard for thee

oh connecticut

we stand on guard

for thee!

Answer 2

The motto "Qui transtulit sustinet" is Latin for "He who transplanted (us) sustains (us)".

The meaning is that the emigration the people from England was the will of God and that He would continue to see to its prosperity. (from Psalms in the Vulgate Bible)
Qui transtulit sustinet is Latin for "He who transplanted sustains".

Loosely translated: though Connecticut residents are immigrants (transplanted from England), they survived the trip and put down new roots with the support of their God. (The phrase is a reference to the transplanted vine of Psalms in the Christian Bible.)

Answer 3

the Connecticut state motto is "Qui transtulit sustinet" which means he who transplanted still remains.

Answer 4

The slogan for the American State of Connecticut is "Full of Surprises." The basis for the slogan is to encourage tourism into the state.

Answer 5

Connecticut's state motto is "Qui Transtulit Sustinet" meaning "He Who Transplanted Still Sustains."

Answer 6

The Connecticut state motto is "He who transplanted sustains"

Answer 7

We connect the cuts u got from Europe

Answer 8

He who transplanted still