undaunted

English

Etymology

From Middle English ondauntit, undauntdid; equivalent to un- +‎ daunted.

Adjective

undaunted

1. Showing courage and resolution.
   • 1750, “Theodora”, Thomas Morell (lyrics), George Frideric Handel (music)‎^[1]:

     Undaunted in the court stands Didymus, virtuously proud of rescued innocence.

2. Not shaken, discouraged or disheartened.

Derived terms

• undauntedly
• undauntedness

Related terms

• dauntless

Translations

showing courage and resolution

• Bulgarian: безстрашен (bg) (bezstrašen)
• Czech: rozhodný (cs) m
• Dutch: onbevreesd (nl), onversaagd (nl)
• Greek: ατρόμητος (el) m (atrómitos), άφοβος (el) m (áfovos), απτόητος (el) m (aptóitos)
• Maori: mātātoa, kiriūka
• Russian: бесстра́шный (ru) (besstrášnyj), неустраши́мый (ru) (neustrašímyj)
• Swedish: oförskräckt (sv), karsk (sv)
• Ukrainian: непохи́тний (nepoxýtnyj)

not shaken, discouraged or disheartened

• Czech: odvážný (cs) m, neohrožený m
• German: unverzagt (de)
• Greek: απτόητος (el) m (aptóitos)
• Hungarian: rettenthetetlen (hu)
• Latin: interritus
• Maori: whakakiriūka
• Russian: бесстра́шный (ru) (besstrášnyj), неустраши́мый (ru) (neustrašímyj)
• Spanish: impertérrito (es)
• Swedish: oförfärad (sv), orädd (sv)
• Ukrainian: непохи́тний (nepoxýtnyj)