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Depending on the context there are several possibilities.
Chozek, Otzmah, Koach, or Gevurah
(חוזק, עוצמה, כוח, גבורה)
AnswerKO-ACH (also means power and force).Answer
"El" (spelled with the Hebrew letters Aleph and Lamed) is the word with a root meaning "strength, might, or power" as seen in biblical context where it is used as a title assigned to identify God.
Each of the twenty-two letters in the Hebrew alphabet contain a depth of symbolic meaning observed since the foundation of this language. Therefore, the letter Aleph, the first letter, is represented in ancient Phoenician as an ox head (seen as a symbol of strength, might, or power).
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The actual word for strength in Hebrew (if you were having a conversation) is (ko-ach) כוח
כח Koach
Depending on the context there are several possibilities.
- כּוֹחַ (ko'ach) power, force, strength, might
- חוֹזֶק (chozek) strength, intensity, might, force, impregnability, nerve
- חוֹסֶן (chosen) sturdiness, strength, power, wealth, might
- אֵיתָנוּת (eitanut) strength, solidity, firmness
- עָצמָה (atzmah) power, strength, vigor, might, force, intensity
- עוֹז (oz) strength, valor, vigor, power, might, vigour
- עִצוּם (itsum) strength, force, essence
- חָזקָה (chazaka) strength, force, violence, might
- אוֹן (on) potency, strength, power, wealth, substance, grief
- אוֹנוּת (onut) potency, strength
- אַמִיצוּת (amitsut) courage, boldness, strength
- אֹמֶץ (ometz) courage, strength, stoutness, pertness, virtue, nerve
- מָעוֹז (ma'oz) stronghold, strength, fortress, force, protection, shelter
- תֶקֶן (teken) standard, norm, normalcy, regularity, establishment, strength
- מֶרֶץ (meretz) energy, vigor, liveliness, spirit, vigour, strength
- גֶרֶם (gerem) bone, strength, body
- חַיִל (chayil) force, corps, valor, army, service, strength
- חֲסִינוּת (chasinut) immunity, privilege, strength
- עֱזוּז (ezuz) strength, power, might
- אֱיָלוּת (eyalut) strength, power
- אֱיָל (eyal) valor, strength, power, might, potency, fortitude
- סִגוּב (siguv) greatness, might, strength
- אוּל (ul) strength
- בֶּצֶר (betser) ore, strength
- בּוֹרִי (bori) health, strength, certainty
- מַצָבָה (matsava) strength, establishment, garrison
Be strong:
- when talking to a male: titchazek (תתחזק)
- when talking to a female: titchazki (תתחזקי)
Be strength:
- when talking to a male: tihyeh ko'ach (תהיה כח)
- when talking to a female: tehi ko'ach (תהי כח)
Strength.
But if you are really asking What Hebrew word means strength, it is khozek.
A female says - "Ani khazaka" (אני חזקה).
A male says - "Ani khazak" (אני חזק).
(kh is a gutteral sound)
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