不屈 fukutsu Invictus

不屈 is fortitude, a will that does not bend or give in. The longer 不屈不撓 (fukutsu futō) is tenacity that never lets up.

The Japanese word 不屈 meaning "Invictus" is composed of the kanji 不 (read fu) meaning "not" and 屈 (read kutsu) meaning "yield, bend, flinch, submit".

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