Latin

Is there a Ancient Greek or Latin equivalent to steely eyed?

Is there a Ancient Greek or Latin equivalent to steely eyed?
  1. What does steely eyed mean?
  2. How similar are Latin and Greek?

What does steely eyed mean?

steely-eyed (comparative more steely-eyed, superlative most steely-eyed) (idiomatic) Having a hard, strong, and determined look about oneself. (idiomatic) Having a hard, strong, and determined mentality or mindset. quotations ▼

How similar are Latin and Greek?

The obvious syntactic similarities between Greek and Latin are mostly due to their both being fairly conservative Indo-European languages. Lexically they're not very close at all. Nowadays everyone categorizes them as being in fully separate branches of the Indo-European family.

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