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curajos

brave, courageous /ku.raˈʒos/

adjective#2320 most common

Also: bold, plucky

Example sentences

Câinele este curajos.
The dog is brave.
Fata curajoasă a sărit în apă.
The brave girl jumped into the water.
Pompierii sunt oameni curajoși care ne salvează viața.
Firefighters are brave people who save our lives.
A fost nevoie de o decizie curajoasă pentru a schimba compania.
A brave decision was needed to change the company.
Deși știa că riscă totul, a rămas curajos în fața adversităților.
Although he knew he was risking everything, he stayed brave in the face of adversity.
Gestul lui, oricât de curajos ar fi părut, s-a dovedit a fi o imprudență costisitoare.
His gesture, however brave it may have seemed, turned out to be a costly imprudence.

Declension

CaseSingularPlural
Nominativecurajos (m) / curajoasă (f)curajoși (m) / curajoase (f)
Genitivecurajos (m) / curajoase (f)curajoși (m) / curajoase (f)
Accusativecurajos (m) / curajoasă (f)curajoși (m) / curajoase (f)
Vocativecurajosule (m) / curajoaso (f)curajoșilor (m) / curajoaselor (f)

Word family

curajcourage
a încurajato encourage
încurajareencouragement
descurajatdiscouraged
curajoasăbrave (feminine form)

Etymology

Curajos is built from the noun curaj, meaning courage, which Romanian borrowed from French courage during the 19th-century wave of French loanwords. The adjective is formed with the native suffix -os, which comes from Latin -osus and means full of or characterized by. So curajos literally means full of courage.

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