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...what I think you mean), Latin used the word for 'hope' - spes . For personal possession with forms of the verb 'to be,' ...

Yes, it's Latin: hic jacet in spe resurrectionis gloriosae here lies in hope of glorious resurrection...

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"dum honor est, spes est" ('Where there is honor, there is hope') " spes honoris praemium" ('hope is the reward of honor')

...translation. Here I'm using "heath" or "safety". Spe sustinebo.

...stuff, nonsense. For things in the future, Latin used ' spes ' - hope. Where we would say 'My dream for the future is...

... [nominative singular] to say 'of... something' you use the genitive case hope - spes , genitive - spei knight of hope = eques spei integrity - integritas, genitive...

I would choose "Nil desperandum, semper spes est". A lot of med students struggle at some point and I think that would be a nice pick-me-up for him.