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Etymology
From kuraĝa + -ulo.
Pronunciation
Noun
kuraĝulo (accusative singular kuraĝulon, plural kuraĝuloj, accusative plural kuraĝulojn)
- brave person, courageous person
1894, William Shakespeare, translated by L. L. Zamenhof, Hamleto, act I scene 1:Sed nun la juna fil' de Fortinbras,
Kuraĝigita eble per la morto
De nia reĝo, amasigis aron
Da kuraĝuloj kaj aventuristoj- But now Fortinbras's young son,
Encouraged maybe by the death
Of our king, has amassed a group
Of brave people and adventurers
- 1906, Kabe, translator, "Fabelo pri iu, kiu migris por ekkoni timon" by the Brothers Grimm, from Elektitaj fabeloj de la Fratoj Grimm:
Silentu! diris al li la edzino, multaj kuraĝuloj jam perdis tie la vivon.- Quiet! his wife told him, many courageous people have already lost their lives there.
1907, Henri Vallienne, chapter 4, in Kastelo de Prelongo:Plezure oni ripetis en tendaroj, ke la kapitano Linŝardo estas trihara kuraĝulo, tute bonulo, sed kun kiu, Dinome! ne estas saĝe petoli.- With pleasure they repeated in the camps that Captain Linshard was a three-haired courageous person, an entirely good person, but with whom, by God, it was not wise to be petulant.
- Antonyms: malkuraĝulo, timulo