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I need to know how to write fearless soldier in Latin. Somebody, please help.
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Miles impavidus
Miles imperterritus
Both of these are correct for your purposes – there are many words for the different types of soldiers, but miles is the most common.
miles [a soldier, infantryman]
impavidus [fearless, undaunted]
imperterritus [undaunted, fearless]
Fearless Soldier, "soldado sin temor" in spanish latino but in Latin language depends "miles militis" means warrior and fearless means "fidens" or audaciter :fearlessly.