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The Latin equivalent of the English phrase 'strength and wisdom' is Fortitudo et sapientia. In the word-by-word translation, the noun 'fortitudo' means 'strength'. The conjunction 'et' means 'and'. The noun 'sapientia' means 'wisdom'.

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The translations vis et fortitudo and vis et animus are both found.

Vis is the general word for strength in Latin.There is no word whose primary meaning is "courage"; depending on the context, a number of words could be used to convey this meaning:

  • animus - soul, spirit
  • virtus - manliness, virtue
  • fortitudo - strength, fortitude
  • audacia - boldness, audacity
  • militia - military service, bravery in battle
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Vires per iunctus

vires= force, power, strength, might, influence.

Per = through, by way of

iunctus = united, connected, joined together.

Strength through unity

unity through s

gibberish.

Ex unitate vires.

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Per Scientiam Vires

Correct Translation is Fortitudo per Scientiam

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Latin is a tough language to master. Scientia Sit Potentia and Scientia est Vox, are two Latin Translations of the phrase, Knowledge is Power.

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its virga and vena

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