What does per ardua surgo?

Answer 1

It means "through difficult (things) I rise." It is likely a proverb or saying, and would (depending of context) mean something like "I improve through adversity." Kind of sounds like a University motto (It. motto < L. muttum "to mutter, grunt").

Answer 2

The English equivalent of the Latin phrase 'per ardua' is Through harsh things, Through difficulties. In the word-by-word translation, the preposition 'per' means 'through'. The noun 'ardua' means 'difficulties'. --- Translations: # Through adversity to the stars. # Through hardship to the stars. # By immense effort to the stars.

Answer 3

I will rise through difficulty.

Answer 4

I rise through difficulty.