nga’nga’

English: Translation
mentally prepared to tackle a difficult challenge requiring confidence or resolve; to boldly gather inner strength and bravery to face a challenging situation or overcome fear; summoning the determination to take risks and push past limitations.
reduplication
Portugal 2000
Notes

Portugal p. 33

As Eleanor Roosevelt said, "You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face"

- *Steel oneself*: To prepare oneself mentally for a challenge or difficult situation.\

  • *Psych oneself up*: To boost one's confidence or mental preparation for a task or challenge.\
  • *Gird oneself*: To prepare oneself for a challenge or difficult situation, often implying mental or emotional readiness.\
  • *Puff out one's chest*: To posture confidence or bravado, often in preparation for a challenge.

# Other Options:\

  • *Summon courage*\
  • *Gather strength*\
  • *Muster resolve*

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