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Unconquerable Courage: Invicta Virtus

by Glendon Tan
(Edmonton, Alberta, Canada)

Is the adjective and noun combination "invictus virtus" grammatically correct? The intended meaning is "unconquerable courage" in description of a male character.


Hi Glendon,

Strangely enough, the Latin word for manliness or courage (virtūs, virtūtis) is feminine. So your Latin phrase needs the feminine form of the adjective: Invicta Virtus

Hope this helps, and thanks for asking a Latin teacher.

Sincerely,

John

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