“Strength” in Japanese
Short answer
Strength in Japanese is “剛強” (goukyou). Full meaning: strength, firmness.
Other ways to say “Strength” in Japanese
勢
zei strength, power, energy; military strength, army, (number of) troops; group (of people, players, companies, etc.), camp, team
強度
kyoudo strength, intensity; strong (e.g. glasses), powerful (e.g. lens), intense (e.g. fear), extreme
力
tsutomu force, strength, might, vigour, vigor, energy; capability, ability, proficiency, capacity, faculty; efficacy, effect
堅
ken strength, solidity, firmness; armour, armor
剛
takashi strength, toughness, bravery, boldness
ストレングス
sutorengusu strength
強さ
tsuyosa strength, power
強弱
kyoujaku strength and weakness, (degree of) strength; stress (of a sound), loudness
マッスル
massuru muscle, strength
壮
takeshi vibrancy, strength, bravery, manliness; (esp. of men) one's prime (approx. age 30); counter for times of moxibustion
チカラ
chikara force, strength, might, vigour, vigor, energy; capability, ability, proficiency, capacity, faculty; efficacy, effect
Looking for the other direction? Search any Japanese word in the Nihoner lexicon, or practise what you have learned in the learning games.