virtute et armis
American
[wir -too-te et ahr-mees, ver-too-tee et ahr-mis, -tyoo-]
/ wɪrˈtu tɛ ɛt ˈɑr mis, vərˈtu ti ɛt ˈɑr mɪs, -ˈtyu- /
Latin.
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It contains the Latin phrase “Virtute et Armis” or “valor and arms.”
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