1 : possessing or acting with bravery or boldness : courageous valiant soldiers. 2 : marked by, exhibiting, or carried out with courage or determination : heroic valiant feats. valiant.

Is valiant a positive word?

The 14th-century French origins of the word are "bold" or "of worth," which makes the adjective valiant a good one for describing ordinary people who put all they have into something, making their efforts valiant, even if they fail.

What is the meaning of Vaillant?

French, English, and Dutch: nickname for a courageous or robust person, from Old French vaillant 'sturdy', 'brave', Middle English vailaunt, valiaunt, Middle Dutch valiant (the latter two being from Old French).