chi non risica non rosica

Italian

Literally “who doesn't risk doesn't gnaw”:

risicare is an alternative form of rischiare (“to risk”), from rischio (“risk”, noun), itself from the older form risco, of uncertain origin;
rosicare (“to gnaw”) is derived from a Vulgar Latin root *rosicāre, from Latin rōsus (perfect passive participle of rōdō (“gnaw, eat away”)).

chi non risica non rosica

nothing ventured, nothing gained; no pain, no gain (to achieve a goal, you have to take risks)
faint heart never won fair lady

单词	chi non risica non rosica
释义	chi non risica non rosica Italian Etymology Literally “who doesn't risk doesn't gnaw”: risicare is an alternative form of rischiare (“to risk”), from rischio (“risk”, noun), itself from the older form risco, of uncertain origin; rosicare (“to gnaw”) is derived from a Vulgar Latin root rosicāre, from Latin rōsus* (perfect passive participle of rōdō (“gnaw, eat away”)). Pronunciation IPA^(key): /ˌki nnon ˈri.zi.ka non ˈro.si.ka/ Proverb chi non risica non rosica nothing ventured, nothing gained; no pain, no gain (to achieve a goal, you have to take risks) faint heart never won fair lady
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