雨にも負けず風にも負けず (ame ni mo makezu kaze ni mo makezu)
The Japanese quotation 雨にも負けず風にも負けず is the start of a popular poem by Kenji Miyazawa meaning "Be Not Defeated by the Wind, Be Not Defeated by the Rain" and is composed of the word 雨 (read ame) meaning "rain", the grammatical elements にも (read nimo) meaning "even by", and the verb 負けず which is the imperative negative form of the verb |makasu,負かす of course (read meaning "to be defeated" (hence it is "do not be defeated"). The second part is similar with the first word)kaze,風| meaning "rain".
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