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Frightened by No Difficulties/Nor do difficulties deter/Nor Hardship Deter/Undeterred by hardship Explanation: Lots of versions on the net. For sure you'll choose the one you like the most: Frightened by No Difficulties or Nor do difficulties deter or Nor Hardship Deter or Undeterred by hardship or Difficulties be damned or And They Fear Not Hardship or Be Not Terrified by Adversity or difficulties daunt us not Please see: Motto: Nec Aspera Terrent (Frightened by No Difficulties) http://www.kolchak.org/History/coatofarms.htm Nec aspera terrent Nor do difficulties deter http://british-forces.com/fkac/history/regiments-coprs/powow... Nec Aspera Terrent - Nor Hardship Deter http://www.diggerz.org/~samra/social.htm Nec Aspera Terrent' (Nor Hardship Deter). ... www.samrassoc.homepage.com/ NEC ASPERA TERRENT (Undeterred by hardship). ... TC. members.aol.com/rhseymour/DMGS/ Nec Aspera Terrent - 'Difficulties be damned'. The King's Regiment then and Now. ... www.army.mod.uk/army/organise/infan/kingsreg Nec Aspera Terrent (And They Fear Not Hardship) ... www.getmusic.com/artists/amg/Album/610/A175610.html Nec Aspera Terrent (Be Not Terrified by Adversity). ... www.shpm.com/articles/stress/meditate/adverse1.html NEC ASPERA TERRENT" (difficulties daunt us not) and the running horse of ... www.militaryheritage.com/mitre.htm |
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(Bitter) difficulties do not / (bitter) hardship does not deter us Explanation: Well-known Latin saing that we had to know at the grammar school that I attended. |
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Undaunted by adversity Explanation: Or something like that. Fuad |
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Please grade all answers and choose a winner Explanation: Those who have done their best to help you will appreciate it. Thank you. Best regards, Henri KudoZ rules and regulations |
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they fear no obstacles Explanation: The family motto of famed National Geographic Society explorer Percy Fawcett. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 3788 days (2011-07-22 00:03:09 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Latin: nec and neque [not; nor] terreo, terrere [to frighten, terrify; scare away; to deter] asper -era -erum [difficult] terrent = third person indicative plural (they) Therefore: They do not fear difficulty. (difficulties?) [literal translation] Reference: http://www.pbs.org/wnet/secrets/transcripts/lost-in-the-amaz... |
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Difficulties be Damned Explanation: "Nec aspera terrent" means "Difficulties be Damned". It is a motto for the Kings Regiment that started in 1685 and ended in 2006. the reason why i know this is because i use to serve in the Kings from 1998 to 2005. |
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