Idaho State Motto

Esto perpetua

Let it be perpetual

The state motto of Idaho is "Esto perpetua," which is Latin for "Let it be perpetual." Adopted in 1890, when Idaho became a state, this motto reflects the enduring and continuous nature of the state. It suggests a sense of optimism and a desire for Idaho to endure and prosper indefinitely. The motto is often associated with the state's commitment to maintaining its natural beauty, resources, and a way of life that can be enjoyed by future generations.

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