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Hello everyone. I'm looking for the Latin translation of the phrase "Freedom is worth fighting for". I hoped that since the phrase is rather commonly used maybe it has been translated already but an internet search showed nothing. My knowledge of Latin is rudimentary, I believe (but am not really sure) that the phrase should consist of three words with the first being libertas, second being certatio or luctatio in whatever case the verb requires and the third being the verb in 3.sg act. ind. pres. form, but I'm not sure what the verb should be. I thought of merere, but I'm not sure if it has this exact meaning. Any help would be appreciated.