Latin to English help please

The full Latin motto is "concordia
parva crescunt - little things grow with harmony".

Family motto Latin to English
More than a bit late, but: HIS PARVA CRESCUNT means "By these small things, grow great"; it is the Hayslip family motto.

There are a few translations for this depending on who you ask.

This has been on my family Crest for over 350 years and we have always been taught that it means, "The Little Ascend." It is also "Little Things grow." I've never heard the Harmony but I wouldn't despute it either.

I was taught that our family had started out as trail makers on the border of England and Ireland. They cleared thick growths Hazel allowing for a clear path between the two lands. Over time as the path grew in popularity my family also gained in stature, and overtime took the name Hazely. (Not sure I'm spelling that right) Somewhere along the line Hazely became Haseley. The land they settled became known as "Great Haseley" Which still exists today.

Hence: "The Little Ascend"

Now I can't stress enough I am not reciting "Wiki or the Great Haseley" Website that's my family history as it has been handed down in my family. So don't start quoting and going "THAT'S NOT WHAT IT SAYS HERE!" LOL