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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈpaʊ̯ə̯/
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• Received-Pronunciation: /ˈpaʊ̯.ə/
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• [ˈphaə] triphthong smoothing
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• [ˈphaː] triphthong smoothing
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• [ˈphɑː] triphthong smoothing
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• Northumbria: /ˈpuː.ɐ/
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• General-American: /ˈpaʊ̯.ɚ/
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• General-American: /ˈpaʊ̯ɹ/
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• General-American: [ˈphaʊ̯ɚ]
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• General-American: [ˈphaʊ̯ɹ]
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /ˈpæʊ̯.ə/
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• Australian, New-Zealand: [ˈphæʊ̯ə]
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• Australian, New-Zealand: [ˈpæɔ̯ə]
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• Australian, New-Zealand: [ˈphɛəː]
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• Canada: /ˈpaʊ̯.(ə)ɹ/
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• Canada: [p(h)äʊ̯(ə)ɹ]
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• dialectal: /ˈpʌʊ̯.(ə)ɹ/
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• dialectal: [p(h)əw(ə)ɹ]
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• rhymes with -aʊ.ə(ɹ)
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• CMU ARPABET: P AW1 ER0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *pótis Proto-Italic *potis Proto-Indo-European *h1es- Proto-Indo-European *h1ésti Proto-Indo-European *bhuH- Proto-Indo-European *bhúHt Proto-Italic *som Proto-Italic *possom Latin posseder. Vulgar Latin potēre Old French pooir Anglo-Norman poerbor. Middle English power English power From Middle English power, poer, from Old French poeir, from Vulgar Latin potēre, from Latin posse, whence English potent. Compare French pouvoir. Displaced the native Old English anweald.

* Habitational, from Old French Poer, Pohier, Middle English Poer, Pouer, Power, after the Pays de Poix (Picardy). * From Middle English povre (“poor”) as a nickname for a poor man or ironically a miser. Compare Poor.

From power.

712 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: قوة — surname
• French: Power — surname
• Russian: Па́уэр (Páuer) — surname
• Aklanon: gahom — ability to affect or influence
• Albanian: pushtet — ability to affect or influence
• Albanian: fuqi — ability to affect or influence
• Albanian: zotësi — ability to affect or influence
• Southern Altai: тап (tap) — ability to affect or influence
• Southern Altai: кӱч (küč) — ability to affect or influence
• Arabic: قُوَّة (quwwa) — ability to affect or influence
• Arabic: قُدْرَة (qudra) — ability to affect or influence
• Arabic: قوة (qowa, ʔowa) — ability to affect or influence
• Arabic: قوة (guwwa) — ability to affect or influence
• Armenian: իշխանություն (išxanutʻyun) — ability to affect or influence
• Aromanian: puteare — ability to affect or influence
• Asturian: poder — ability to affect or influence
• Avar: гуж (guž) — ability to affect or influence
• Azerbaijani: güc — ability to affect or influence
• Azerbaijani: qüdrət — ability to affect or influence
• Azerbaijani: qüvvə — ability to affect or influence
• Bashkir: ҡеүәт (qewət) — ability to affect or influence
• Belarusian: ўла́да (wláda) — ability to affect or influence
• Belarusian: ула́да (uláda) — ability to affect or influence
• Central Bikol: urag — ability to affect or influence
• Bulgarian: власт (vlast) — ability to affect or influence
• Burmese: အာဏာ (ana) — ability to affect or influence
• Catalan: poder — ability to affect or influence
• Cebuano: gahom — ability to affect or influence
• Chinese Mandarin: 權力 /权力 (quánlì) — ability to affect or influence
• Chinese Mandarin: 權限 /权限 (quánxiàn) — ability to affect or influence
• Chinese Mandarin: 勢力 /势力 (shìlì) — ability to affect or influence
• Chinese Mandarin: 势力 (shìli) — ability to affect or influence
• Czech: moc — ability to affect or influence
• Danish: magt — ability to affect or influence
• Dutch: macht — ability to affect or influence
• Egyptian: wsr-s-r-w-A24-Z2 (wsrw) — ability to affect or influence
• Esperanto: potenco — ability to affect or influence
• Esperanto: povo — ability to affect or influence
• Estonian: võim — ability to affect or influence
• Extremaduran: poel — ability to affect or influence
• Finnish: valta — ability to affect or influence
• Finnish: vaikutusvalta — ability to affect or influence
• Finnish: mahti — ability to affect or influence
• French: pouvoir — ability to affect or influence
• French: puissance — ability to affect or influence
• Friulian: podè — ability to affect or influence
• Galician: poder — ability to affect or influence
• Georgian: ძალაუფლება (ʒalaupleba) — ability to affect or influence
• Georgian: გავლენა (gavlena) — ability to affect or influence
• German: Macht — ability to affect or influence
• Gothic: 𐍅𐌰𐌻𐌳𐌿𐍆𐌽𐌹 (waldufni) — ability to affect or influence
• Greek: ισχύς (ischýs) — ability to affect or influence
• Mbya Guarani: po'aka — ability to affect or influence
• Haitian Creole: pouvwa — ability to affect or influence
• Hebrew: כוח \ כֹּחַ (kóakh) — ability to affect or influence
• Hindi: शक्ति (śakti) — ability to affect or influence
• Hungarian: hatalom — ability to affect or influence
• Icelandic: máttur — ability to affect or influence
• Ido: povo — ability to affect or influence
• Indonesian: kekuasaan — ability to affect or influence
• Irish: cumas — ability to affect or influence
• Old Irish: cumang — ability to affect or influence
• Italian: potere — ability to affect or influence
• Italian: influenza — ability to affect or influence
• Italian: capacità — ability to affect or influence
• Japanese: 力 (chikara) — ability to affect or influence
• Japanese: 権力 (kenryoku) — ability to affect or influence
• Japanese: 勢力 (seiryoku) — ability to affect or influence
• Kazakh: билік (bilık) — ability to affect or influence
• Khmer: អំណាច (ʼɑmnaac) — ability to affect or influence
• Korean: 힘 (him) — ability to affect or influence
• Korean: 권력 (gwollyeok) — ability to affect or influence
• Korean: 세력 (seryeok) — ability to affect or influence
• Central Kurdish: توانا (twana) — ability to affect or influence
• Northern Kurdish: hêz — ability to affect or influence
• Northern Kurdish: qewet — ability to affect or influence
• Northern Kurdish: zever — ability to affect or influence
• Kyrgyz: бийлик (biylik) — ability to affect or influence
• Lao: ອາຍາ — ability to affect or influence
• Lao: ອາດຊະຍາ (ʼāt sa nyā) — ability to affect or influence
• Lao: ອໍານາດ (ʼam nāt) — ability to affect or influence
• Latgalian: vaļde — ability to affect or influence
• Latgalian: vare — ability to affect or influence
• Latin: potestas — ability to affect or influence
• Latin: facultas — ability to affect or influence
• Latin: potentia — ability to affect or influence
• Latin: ars — ability to affect or influence
• Latvian: vara — ability to affect or influence
• Lithuanian: valdžia — ability to affect or influence
• Macedonian: моќ (moḱ) — ability to affect or influence
• Macedonian: власт (vlast) — ability to affect or influence
• Malagasy: fianjadiana — ability to affect or influence
• Malay: kuasa — ability to affect or influence
• Manchu: ᡨᠣᠣᠰᡝ (toose) — ability to affect or influence
• Māori: awenga — ability to affect or influence
• Middle English: power — ability to affect or influence
• Mòcheno: kròft — ability to affect or influence
• Mongolian: чадвар (čadvar) — ability to affect or influence
• Norwegian Bokmål: makt — ability to affect or influence
• Norwegian Bokmål: innflytelse — ability to affect or influence
• Occitan: poder — ability to affect or influence
• Church Slavic: власть (vlastĭ) — ability to affect or influence
• Old East Slavic: волость (volostĭ) — ability to affect or influence
• Old English: anweald — ability to affect or influence
• Old Prussian: warē — ability to affect or influence
• Pashto: قدرت (qodrat) — ability to affect or influence
• Pashto: قوت (quwat) — ability to affect or influence
• Dari: قُدْرَت (qudrat) — ability to affect or influence
• Dari: قُوَّت (quwwat) — ability to affect or influence
• Iranian Persian: قُدْرَت (ġodrat) — ability to affect or influence
• Iranian Persian: قُوَّت (ġovvat) — ability to affect or influence
• Plautdietsch: Krauft — ability to affect or influence
• Polish: władza — ability to affect or influence
• Polish: moc — ability to affect or influence
• Polish: możność — ability to affect or influence
• Portuguese: poder — ability to affect or influence
• Romanian: putere — ability to affect or influence
• Russian: власть (vlastʹ) — ability to affect or influence
• Russian: влия́ние (vlijánije) — ability to affect or influence
• Scottish Gaelic: cumhachd — ability to affect or influence
• Scottish Gaelic: neart — ability to affect or influence
• Serbo-Croatian: вла̑ст — ability to affect or influence
• Serbo-Croatian: vlȃst — ability to affect or influence
• Sicilian: putiri — ability to affect or influence
• Sikkimese: སྐུ་དབང (sku dbang) — ability to affect or influence
• Slovak: moc — ability to affect or influence
• Slovene: moč — ability to affect or influence
• Spanish: poder — ability to affect or influence
• Spanish: poderío — ability to affect or influence
• Spanish: potestad — ability to affect or influence
• Swahili: nguvu — ability to affect or influence
• Swedish: makt — ability to affect or influence
• Tajik: қудрат (qudrat) — ability to affect or influence
• Tajik: қувва (quvva) — ability to affect or influence
• Tatar: куәт (quwät) — ability to affect or influence
• Tausug: kusug — ability to affect or influence
• Telugu: పలుకుబడి (palukubaḍi) — ability to affect or influence
• Thai: อํานาจ (am-nâat) — ability to affect or influence
• Tocharian B: maiyyo — ability to affect or influence
• Turkish: güç — ability to affect or influence
• Turkish: kuvvet — ability to affect or influence
• Ottoman Turkish: مكنت (miknet) — ability to affect or influence
• Turkmen: güýç — ability to affect or influence
• Ugaritic: 𐎓𐎇 (ʿz) — ability to affect or influence
• Ukrainian: вла́да (vláda) — ability to affect or influence
• Urdu: شَکْتی (śaktī) — ability to affect or influence
• Urdu: قُوَّت (quvvat) — ability to affect or influence
• Urdu: قُدْرَت (qudrat) — ability to affect or influence
• Uyghur: قۇدرەت (qudret) — ability to affect or influence
• Uyghur: قۇۋۋەت (quwwet) — ability to affect or influence
• Uzbek: qudrat — ability to affect or influence
• Uzbek: quvvat — ability to affect or influence
• Vietnamese: quyền lực — ability to affect or influence
• Welsh: pŵer — ability to affect or influence
• Albanian: zotërim — control, particularly legal or political
• Arabic: قُوَّة (quwwa) — control, particularly legal or political
• Armenian: իշխանություն (išxanutʻyun) — control, particularly legal or political
• Belarusian: ула́да (uláda) — control, particularly legal or political
• Central Bikol: urag — control, particularly legal or political
• Bulgarian: власт (vlast) — control, particularly legal or political
• Burmese: အာဏာ (ana) — control, particularly legal or political
• Chinese Mandarin: 政權 /政权 (zhèngquán) — control, particularly legal or political
• Ngazidja Comorian: ezi — control, particularly legal or political
• Czech: moc — control, particularly legal or political
• Dutch: macht — control, particularly legal or political
• Egyptian: wsr-s-r-w-A24-Z2 (wsrw) — control, particularly legal or political
• Extremaduran: poel — control, particularly legal or political
• Finnish: valta — control, particularly legal or political
• Finnish: valtuus — control, particularly legal or political
• French: pouvoir — control, particularly legal or political
• Galician: poder — control, particularly legal or political
• Georgian: ძალაუფლება (ʒalaupleba) — control, particularly legal or political
• German: Macht — control, particularly legal or political
• Greek: ισχύς (ischýs) — control, particularly legal or political
• Ancient Greek: κράτος (krátos) — control, particularly legal or political
• Hebrew: כוח \ כֹּחַ m סַמְכוּת (kóakh) — control, particularly legal or political
• Hebrew: שלטון (shiltón) — control, particularly legal or political
• Hindi: शक्ति (śakti) — control, particularly legal or political
• Hungarian: hatalom — control, particularly legal or political
• Icelandic: vald — control, particularly legal or political
• Ingrian: valta — control, particularly legal or political
• Irish: cumhacht — control, particularly legal or political
• Italian: potere — control, particularly legal or political
• Japanese: 勢力 (seiryoku) — control, particularly legal or political
• Khmer: ការត្រួតត្រា (kaa truət traa) — control, particularly legal or political
• Khmer: អំណាច (ʼɑmnaac) — control, particularly legal or political
• Korean: 세력 (seryeok) — control, particularly legal or political
• Lao: ອໍານາດ (ʼam nāt) — control, particularly legal or political
• Latin: potestās — control, particularly legal or political
• Latvian: vara — control, particularly legal or political
• Lithuanian: valdžia — control, particularly legal or political
• Lithuanian: galia — control, particularly legal or political
• Macedonian: власт (vlast) — control, particularly legal or political
• Middle English: empire — control, particularly legal or political
• Middle English: emperie — control, particularly legal or political
• Middle English: power — control, particularly legal or political
• Old Church Slavonic: владꙑчьство (vladyčĭstvo) — control, particularly legal or political
• Church Slavic: власть (vlastĭ) — control, particularly legal or political
• Old East Slavic: волость (volostĭ) — control, particularly legal or political
• Old English: anweald — control, particularly legal or political
• Dari: قُدْرَت (qudrat) — control, particularly legal or political
• Dari: قُوَّت (quwwat) — control, particularly legal or political
• Iranian Persian: قُدْرَت (ġodrat) — control, particularly legal or political
• Iranian Persian: قُوَّت (ġovvat) — control, particularly legal or political
• Polish: władza — control, particularly legal or political
• Portuguese: poder — control, particularly legal or political
• Romanian: putere — control, particularly legal or political
• Russian: власть (vlastʹ) — control, particularly legal or political
• Russian: могущество (moguščestvo) — control, particularly legal or political
• Scottish Gaelic: cumhachd — control, particularly legal or political
• Scottish Gaelic: neart — control, particularly legal or political
• Scottish Gaelic: ùghdarras — control, particularly legal or political
• Serbo-Croatian: вла̑ст — control, particularly legal or political
• Serbo-Croatian: vlȃst — control, particularly legal or political
• Sicilian: putiri — control, particularly legal or political
• Slovak: moc — control, particularly legal or political
• Slovene: moč — control, particularly legal or political
• Spanish: potestad — control, particularly legal or political
• Swedish: makt — control, particularly legal or political
• Thai: อํานาจ (am-nâat) — control, particularly legal or political
• Ukrainian: вла́да (vláda) — control, particularly legal or political
• Vietnamese: thế lực — control, particularly legal or political
• Welsh: pŵer — control, particularly legal or political
• Bulgarian: власти (vlasti) — people in charge of legal or political power
• Finnish: vallanpitäjät — people in charge of legal or political power
• Greek: εξουσία (exousía) — people in charge of legal or political power
• Greek: κράτος (krátos) — people in charge of legal or political power
• Russian: власть (vlastʹ) — people in charge of legal or political power
• Sicilian: auturità — people in charge of legal or political power
• Turkish: iktidar — people in charge of legal or political power
• Ukrainian: вла́да (vláda) — people in charge of legal or political power
• Welsh: pŵer — people in charge of legal or political power
• Armenian: տերություն (terutʻyun) — influential nation, company etc.
• Bulgarian: си́ла (síla) — influential nation, company etc.
• Catalan: potència — influential nation, company etc.
• Chinese Mandarin: 強國 /强国 (qiángguó) — influential nation, company etc.
• Czech: mocnost — influential nation, company etc.
• Dutch: grootmacht — influential nation, company etc.
• Dutch: mogendheid — influential nation, company etc.
• Finnish: suurvalta — influential nation, company etc.
• Finnish: suuryhtiö — influential nation, company etc.
• Finnish: voimatekijä — influential nation, company etc.
• Finnish: mahti — influential nation, company etc.
• Finnish: mahtitekijä — influential nation, company etc.
• Galician: potencia — influential nation, company etc.
• German: Macht — influential nation, company etc.
• German: Großmacht — influential nation, company etc.
• Greek: δύναμη (dýnami) — influential nation, company etc.
• Hebrew: מַעֲצָמָה (ma'atsamá) — influential nation, company etc.
• Hebrew: עוצמה ('otsmá) — influential nation, company etc.
• Hindi: शक्ति (śakti) — influential nation, company etc.
• Hungarian: hatalom — influential nation, company etc.
• Icelandic: veldi — influential nation, company etc.
• Irish: cumhacht — influential nation, company etc.
• Italian: potenza — influential nation, company etc.
• Japanese: 権力 (kenryoku) — influential nation, company etc.
• Japanese: 勢力 (seiryoku) — influential nation, company etc.
• Japanese: 強国 (kyōkoku) — influential nation, company etc.
• Japanese: 列強 (rekkyō) — influential nation, company etc.
• Kazakh: держава (derjava) — influential nation, company etc.
• Korean: 강국 (gangguk) — influential nation, company etc.
• Northern Kurdish: hêz — influential nation, company etc.
• Northern Kurdish: zilhêz — influential nation, company etc.
• Latin: potentia — influential nation, company etc.
• Latvian: lielvalsts — influential nation, company etc.
• Macedonian: сила (sila) — influential nation, company etc.
• Malagasy: hery am-piharian-karena — influential nation, company etc.
• Marathi: सत्ता (sattā) — influential nation, company etc.
• Norwegian Bokmål: makt — influential nation, company etc.
• Dari: قُدْرَت (qudrat) — influential nation, company etc.
• Iranian Persian: قُدْرَت (ġodrat) — influential nation, company etc.
• Polish: mocarstwo — influential nation, company etc.
• Polish: potęga — influential nation, company etc.
• Portuguese: potência — influential nation, company etc.
• Romanian: putere — influential nation, company etc.
• Russian: держа́ва (deržáva) — influential nation, company etc.
• Russian: си́ла (síla) — influential nation, company etc.
• Scottish Gaelic: cumhachd — influential nation, company etc.
• Sicilian: putènzia — influential nation, company etc.
• Slovak: mocnosť — influential nation, company etc.
• Slovene: sila — influential nation, company etc.
• Spanish: potencia — influential nation, company etc.
• Swedish: makt — influential nation, company etc.
• Telugu: సైనికబలము (sainikabalamu) — influential nation, company etc.
• Telugu: ఆర్ధికబలము (ārdhikabalamu) — influential nation, company etc.
• Urdu: طاقَت (tāqat) — influential nation, company etc.
• Albanian: fuqi — physical force or strength
• Arabic: قُوَّة (quwwa) — physical force or strength
• Arabic: طَاقَة (ṭāqa) — physical force or strength
• Armenian: ուժ (už) — physical force or strength
• Aromanian: puteari — physical force or strength
• Aromanian: puteare — physical force or strength
• Aromanian: fortsã — physical force or strength
• Aromanian: dinami — physical force or strength
• Aromanian: vãrtuti — physical force or strength
• Azerbaijani: güc — physical force or strength
• Bashkir: көс (kös) — physical force or strength
• Bengali: জোর (jōr) — physical force or strength
• Bengali: তাকত (takot) — physical force or strength
• Bulgarian: си́ла (síla) — physical force or strength
• Bulgarian: мощ (mošt) — physical force or strength
• Catalan: poder — physical force or strength
• Catalan: potència — physical force or strength
• Chinese Mandarin: 力量 (lìliang) — physical force or strength
• Chinese Mandarin: 能量 (néngliàng) — physical force or strength
• Chinese Mandarin: 功率 (gōnglǜ) — physical force or strength
• Czech: síla — physical force or strength
• Dutch: kracht — physical force or strength
• Esperanto: potenco — physical force or strength
• Estonian: jõud — physical force or strength
• Extremaduran: poel — physical force or strength
• Fiji Hindi: taagat — physical force or strength
• Finnish: voima — physical force or strength
• Finnish: vahvuus — physical force or strength
• Finnish: voimakkuus — physical force or strength
• French: puissance — physical force or strength
• Galician: forza — physical force or strength
• Georgian: ძალა (ʒala) — physical force or strength
• Georgian: ღონე (ɣone) — physical force or strength
• German: Kraft — physical force or strength
• German: Stärke — physical force or strength
• Greek: δύναμη (dýnami) — physical force or strength
• Ancient Greek: δύναμις (dúnamis) — physical force or strength
• Hebrew: כוח \ כֹּחַ (kóakh) — physical force or strength
• Hindi: शक्ति (śakti) — physical force or strength
• Hindi: बल (bal) — physical force or strength
• Hindi: ताक़त (tāqat) — physical force or strength
• Hungarian: erő — physical force or strength
• Icelandic: kraftur — physical force or strength
• Indonesian: kekuatan — physical force or strength
• Ingrian: voima — physical force or strength
• Ingrian: ramo — physical force or strength
• Irish: cumhacht — physical force or strength
• Old Irish: láthar — physical force or strength
• Italian: potenza — physical force or strength
• Italian: forza — physical force or strength
• Japanese: 力 (chikara) — physical force or strength
• Khmer: កម្លាំង (kɑmlang) — physical force or strength
• Korean: 힘 (him) — physical force or strength
• Korean: 역량 (yeongnyang) — physical force or strength
• Central Kurdish: زەبر (zebir) — physical force or strength
• Central Kurdish: قووەت (quwet) — physical force or strength
• Northern Kurdish: hêz — physical force or strength
• Northern Kurdish: qewet — physical force or strength
• Northern Kurdish: zever — physical force or strength
• Kyrgyz: күч (küc) — physical force or strength
• Latgalian: spāks — physical force or strength
• Latin: potentia — physical force or strength
• Latin: vis — physical force or strength
• Latvian: spēks — physical force or strength
• Lithuanian: jėga — physical force or strength
• Lithuanian: galia — physical force or strength
• Macedonian: сила (sila) — physical force or strength
• Macedonian: моќ (moḱ) — physical force or strength
• Malagasy: hery — physical force or strength
• Malay: kuasa — physical force or strength
• Maranao: menang — physical force or strength
• Marathi: शक्ती (śaktī) — physical force or strength
• Marathi: ताकद (tākad) — physical force or strength
• Middle English: power — physical force or strength
• Norwegian Bokmål: kraft — physical force or strength
• Oromo: humna — physical force or strength
• Iranian Persian: قُدْرَت (ġodrat) — physical force or strength
• Iranian Persian: زور (zur) — physical force or strength
• Iranian Persian: نیرو (niru) — physical force or strength
• Plautdietsch: Krauft — physical force or strength
• Polish: siła — physical force or strength
• Portuguese: força — physical force or strength
• Portuguese: potência — physical force or strength
• Romanian: putere — physical force or strength
• Romanian: forță — physical force or strength
• Romanian: tărie — physical force or strength
• Russian: си́ла (síla) — physical force or strength
• Russian: мощь (moščʹ) — physical force or strength
• Russian: дурь (durʹ) — physical force or strength
• Sanskrit: बल (bala) — physical force or strength
• Sanskrit: सहस् (sahas) — physical force or strength
• Scottish Gaelic: lùths — physical force or strength
• Scottish Gaelic: spionnadh — physical force or strength
• Sicilian: putènzia — physical force or strength
• Sicilian: forza — physical force or strength
• Sidamo: wolqa — physical force or strength
• Slovak: sila — physical force or strength
• Slovene: moč — physical force or strength
• Somali: quwad — physical force or strength
• Somali: xoog — physical force or strength
• Spanish: potencia — physical force or strength
• Spanish: poder — physical force or strength
• Spanish: polenta — physical force or strength
• Swahili: nguvu — physical force or strength
• Swedish: kraft — physical force or strength
• Tagalog: lakas — physical force or strength
• Telugu: శక్తి (śakti) — physical force or strength
• Telugu: బలము (balamu) — physical force or strength
• Thai: แรง (rɛɛng) — physical force or strength
• Thai: กําลัง (gam-lang) — physical force or strength
• Tocharian B: warkṣäl — physical force or strength
• Turkish: güç — physical force or strength
• Ottoman Turkish: قوت (kuvvet) — physical force or strength
• Ottoman Turkish: مكنت (miknet) — physical force or strength
• Ottoman Turkish: طاقت (takat) — physical force or strength
• Urdu: طاقَت (tāqat) — physical force or strength
• Urdu: قُوَّت (quvvat) — physical force or strength
• Urdu: شَکْتی (śaktī) — physical force or strength
• Welsh: pŵer — physical force or strength
• Yakut: күүс (küüs) — physical force or strength
• Albanian: energji — electricity, electricity supply
• Albanian: rrymë — electricity, electricity supply
• Arabic: طَاقَة كَهْرَبَائِيَّة (ṭāqa kahrabāʔiyya) — electricity, electricity supply
• Arabic: طَاقَة (ṭāqa) — electricity, electricity supply
• Armenian: էլեկտրականություն (ēlektrakanutʻyun) — electricity, electricity supply
• Armenian: հոսանք (hosankʻ) — electricity, electricity supply
• Azerbaijani: enerji — electricity, electricity supply
• Belarusian: электры́чнасць (eljektrýčnascʹ) — electricity, electricity supply
• Belarusian: эне́ргія (enjérhija) — electricity, electricity supply
• Belarusian: энэ́ргія (enérhija) — electricity, electricity supply
• Belarusian: ток (tok) — electricity, electricity supply
• Bengali: শক্তি (śokti) — electricity, electricity supply
• Bulgarian: мо́щност (móštnost) — electricity, electricity supply
• Bulgarian: електри́чество (elektríčestvo) — electricity, electricity supply
• Bulgarian: ене́ргия (enérgija) — electricity, electricity supply
• Bulgarian: електроене́ргия (elektroenérgija) — electricity, electricity supply
• Burmese: အာနုဘော် (anu.bhau) — electricity, electricity supply
• Chinese Cantonese: 電力 /电力 (din6 lik6) — electricity, electricity supply
• Chinese Mandarin: 電力 /电力 (diànlì) — electricity, electricity supply
• Czech: elektřina — electricity, electricity supply
• Czech: proud — electricity, electricity supply
• Danish: elektricitet — electricity, electricity supply
• Danish: el — electricity, electricity supply
• Danish: strøm — electricity, electricity supply
• Danish: kraft — electricity, electricity supply
• Dutch: voeding — electricity, electricity supply
• Dutch: toevoer — electricity, electricity supply
• Dutch: stroom — electricity, electricity supply
• Dutch: spanning — electricity, electricity supply
• Dutch: elektriciteit — electricity, electricity supply
• Estonian: energia — electricity, electricity supply
• Estonian: elektrivool — electricity, electricity supply
• Faroese: streymur — electricity, electricity supply
• Finnish: sähkö — electricity, electricity supply
• Finnish: sähköt — electricity, electricity supply
• Finnish: sähkönsyöttö — electricity, electricity supply
• Finnish: virta — electricity, electricity supply
• French: électricité — electricity, electricity supply
• French: courant — electricity, electricity supply
• Galician: corrente — electricity, electricity supply
• Galician: luz — electricity, electricity supply
• Galician: electricidade — electricity, electricity supply
• Georgian: დენი (deni) — electricity, electricity supply
• German: Strom — electricity, electricity supply
• German: Energie — electricity, electricity supply
• Greek: ρεύμα (révma) — electricity, electricity supply
• Greek: ηλεκτρισμός (ilektrismós) — electricity, electricity supply
• Hebrew: חַשְׁמַל (khashmál) — electricity, electricity supply
• Hindi: शक्ति (śakti) — electricity, electricity supply
• Hungarian: energia — electricity, electricity supply
• Hungarian: elektromosság — electricity, electricity supply
• Icelandic: rafmagn — electricity, electricity supply
• Indonesian: daya — electricity, electricity supply
• Italian: elettricità — electricity, electricity supply
• Italian: corrente — electricity, electricity supply
• Italian: energia — electricity, electricity supply
• Japanese: 電力 (denryoku) — electricity, electricity supply
• Kazakh: қуат (quat) — electricity, electricity supply
• Khmer: ថាមពល (thaamaʼpŭəl) — electricity, electricity supply
• Korean: 전력 (jeollyeok) — electricity, electricity supply
• Central Kurdish: کارەبا (kareba) — electricity, electricity supply
• Northern Kurdish: hêz — electricity, electricity supply
• Northern Kurdish: kareba — electricity, electricity supply
• Northern Kurdish: elektrîk — electricity, electricity supply
• Kyrgyz: энергия (energiya) — electricity, electricity supply
• Lao: ໄຟຟ້າ (fai fā) — electricity, electricity supply
• Lao: ພະລັງງານ (pha lang ngān) — electricity, electricity supply
• Latgalian: elektreja — electricity, electricity supply
• Latvian: elektrība — electricity, electricity supply
• Latvian: jauda — electricity, electricity supply
• Lithuanian: energija — electricity, electricity supply
• Macedonian: електриците́т (elektricitét) — electricity, electricity supply
• Macedonian: струја (struja) — electricity, electricity supply
• Macedonian: енергија (energija) — electricity, electricity supply
• Malagasy: herinaratra — electricity, electricity supply
• Mongolian: цахилгаан (caxilgaan) — electricity, electricity supply
• Norwegian Bokmål: kraft — electricity, electricity supply
• Norwegian Bokmål: elektrisitet — electricity, electricity supply
• Iranian Persian: تَوان (tavân) — electricity, electricity supply
• Iranian Persian: بَرْق (barġ) — electricity, electricity supply
• Polish: zasilanie — electricity, electricity supply
• Polish: elektryczność — electricity, electricity supply
• Portuguese: força — electricity, electricity supply
• Portuguese: corrente — electricity, electricity supply
• Portuguese: eletricidade — electricity, electricity supply
• Romanian: electricitate — electricity, electricity supply
• Romanian: curent electric — electricity, electricity supply
• Russian: электри́чество (elektríčestvo) — electricity, electricity supply
• Russian: ток (tok) — electricity, electricity supply
• Russian: пита́ние (pitánije) — electricity, electricity supply
• Russian: эне́ргия (enɛ́rgija) — electricity, electricity supply
• Russian: электроэне́ргия (elektroenɛ́rgija) — electricity, electricity supply
• Russian: электрото́к (elektrotók) — electricity, electricity supply
• Scottish Gaelic: cumhachd — electricity, electricity supply
• Scottish Gaelic: neart — electricity, electricity supply
• Serbo-Croatian: енѐргија — electricity, electricity supply
• Serbo-Croatian: enèrgija — electricity, electricity supply
• Sicilian: currenti — electricity, electricity supply
• Sicilian: enirgìa — electricity, electricity supply
• Sicilian: elittricità — electricity, electricity supply
• Slovak: elektrina — electricity, electricity supply
• Slovak: prúd — electricity, electricity supply
• Slovene: elektrika — electricity, electricity supply
• Slovene: energija — electricity, electricity supply
• Spanish: corriente — electricity, electricity supply
• Spanish: electricidad — electricity, electricity supply
• Swedish: elektricitet — electricity, electricity supply
• Swedish: el — electricity, electricity supply
• Swedish: kraft — electricity, electricity supply
• Swedish: ström — electricity, electricity supply
• Tajik: энергия (energiya) — electricity, electricity supply
• Tajik: қувват (quvvat) — electricity, electricity supply
• Tajik: барқ (barq) — electricity, electricity supply
• Tamil: கரண்ட் (karaṇṭ) — electricity, electricity supply
• Telugu: కరెంటు (kareṇṭu) — electricity, electricity supply
• Telugu: కరెంట్ (kareṇṭ) — electricity, electricity supply
• Thai: ไฟ (fai) — electricity, electricity supply
• Thai: ไฟฟ้า (fai-fáa) — electricity, electricity supply
• Thai: พลังงาน (pá-lang-ngaan) — electricity, electricity supply
• Turkish: güç — electricity, electricity supply
• Turkmen: energiýa — electricity, electricity supply
• Ukrainian: еле́ктрика (eléktryka) — electricity, electricity supply
• Ukrainian: ене́ргія (enérhija) — electricity, electricity supply
• Ukrainian: струм (strum) — electricity, electricity supply
• Ukrainian: електроене́ргія (elektroenérhija) — electricity, electricity supply
• Ukrainian: електропостача́ння (elektropostačánnja) — electricity, electricity supply
• Urdu: قُوَّت (quvvat) — electricity, electricity supply
• Urdu: بَرْق (barq) — electricity, electricity supply
• Urdu: طاقَت (tāqat) — electricity, electricity supply
• Urdu: شَکْتی (śaktī) — electricity, electricity supply
• Uzbek: tok — electricity, electricity supply
• Uzbek: energiya — electricity, electricity supply
• Vietnamese: điện lực — electricity, electricity supply
• Arabic: قُدْرَة (qudra) — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Arabic: اِسْتِطَاعَة (istiṭāʕa) — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Armenian: հզորություն (hzorutʻyun) — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Bashkir: ҡеүәт (qewət) — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Belarusian: пату́жнасць (patúžnascʹ) — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Belarusian: пату́жнасьць (patúžnasʹcʹ) — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Bulgarian: мо́щност (móštnost) — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Chinese Mandarin: 功率 (gōnglǜ) — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Czech: výkon — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Dutch: vermogen — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Esperanto: povumo — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Estonian: võimsus — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Finnish: teho — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• French: puissance — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Galician: potencia — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• German: Leistung — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Greek: ισχύς (ischýs) — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Hebrew: הֶסְפֵּק (hespék) — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Hungarian: teljesítmény — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Italian: potenza — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Japanese: 仕事率 (shigotoritsu) — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Korean: 일률 (illyul) — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Northern Kurdish: hêz — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Latin: potentia — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Macedonian: моќ (moḱ) — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Malagasy: herin'angôvo — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Malay: kuasa — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Norwegian Bokmål: kraft — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Norwegian Bokmål: effekt — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Iranian Persian: تَوان (tavân) — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Polish: moc — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Portuguese: potência — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Romanian: putere — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Romanian: randament — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Romanian: potență — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Russian: мо́щность (móščnostʹ) — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Sicilian: putènzia — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Slovak: sila — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Slovene: moč — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Spanish: potencia — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Swedish: effekt — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Tagalog: isog — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Thai: กําลัง (gam-lang) — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Thai: พลัง (pá-lang) — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Turkish: güç — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Ukrainian: поту́жність (potúžnistʹ) — physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy
• Belarusian: пату́жнасць (patúžnascʹ) — physics: rate to magnify an optical image
• Belarusian: пату́жнасьць (patúžnasʹcʹ) — physics: rate to magnify an optical image
• Bulgarian: увеличе́ние (uveličénie) — physics: rate to magnify an optical image
• Chinese Mandarin: 放大率 (fàngdàlǜ) — physics: rate to magnify an optical image
• Czech: mohutnost — physics: rate to magnify an optical image
• Dutch: vergroting — physics: rate to magnify an optical image
• Finnish: suurennus — physics: rate to magnify an optical image
• Greek: μεγεθυντική ικανότητα (megethyntikí ikanótita) — physics: rate to magnify an optical image
• Italian: potere — physics: rate to magnify an optical image
• Japanese: 倍率 (bairitsu) — physics: rate to magnify an optical image
• Korean: 배율 (baeyul) — physics: rate to magnify an optical image
• Northern Kurdish: hêz — physics: rate to magnify an optical image
• Latgalian: veice — physics: rate to magnify an optical image
• Latvian: jauda — physics: rate to magnify an optical image
• Macedonian: моќ (moḱ) — physics: rate to magnify an optical image
• Norwegian Bokmål: forsterkning — physics: rate to magnify an optical image
• Iranian Persian: تَوان (tavân) — physics: rate to magnify an optical image
• Portuguese: potência — physics: rate to magnify an optical image
• Romanian: mărire — physics: rate to magnify an optical image
• Russian: мо́щность (móščnostʹ) — physics: rate to magnify an optical image
• Swedish: styrka — physics: rate to magnify an optical image
• Swedish: förstoring — physics: rate to magnify an optical image
• Ukrainian: поту́жність (potúžnistʹ) — physics: rate to magnify an optical image
• Arabic: قُوَّة (quwwa) — maths: product of equal factors
• Armenian: աստիճան (astičan) — maths: product of equal factors
• Azerbaijani: qüvvət — maths: product of equal factors
• Bashkir: дәрәжә (dərəjə) — maths: product of equal factors
• Belarusian: ступе́нь (stupjénʹ) — maths: product of equal factors
• Bulgarian: сте́пен (stépen) — maths: product of equal factors
• Chinese Mandarin: 冪 /幂 (mì) — maths: product of equal factors
• Chinese Mandarin: 次方 (cìfāng) — maths: product of equal factors
• Czech: mocnina — maths: product of equal factors
• Dutch: macht — maths: product of equal factors
• Esperanto: potenco — maths: product of equal factors
• Finnish: potenssi — maths: product of equal factors
• French: puissance — maths: product of equal factors
• Galician: potencia — maths: product of equal factors
• German: Potenz — maths: product of equal factors
• Greek: δύναμη (dýnami) — maths: product of equal factors
• Ancient Greek: δύναμις (dúnamis) — maths: product of equal factors
• Hebrew: חֶזְקָה (khezká) — maths: product of equal factors
• Hindi: घात (ghāt) — maths: product of equal factors
• Hungarian: hatvány — maths: product of equal factors
• Irish: cumhacht — maths: product of equal factors
• Italian: potenza — maths: product of equal factors
• Japanese: 乗 (jō) — maths: product of equal factors
• Japanese: 冪 (beki) — maths: product of equal factors
• Japanese: 累乗 (ruijō) — maths: product of equal factors
• Japanese: 冪乗 (bekijō) — maths: product of equal factors
• Kazakh: дәреже (däreje) — maths: product of equal factors
• Korean: 거듭제곱 (geodeupjegop) — maths: product of equal factors
• Northern Kurdish: jorjimar — maths: product of equal factors
• Latin: potentia — maths: product of equal factors
• Macedonian: степен (stepen) — maths: product of equal factors
• Malagasy: toraka — maths: product of equal factors
• Malagasy: tora- — maths: product of equal factors
• Norwegian Bokmål: potens — maths: product of equal factors
• Norwegian Nynorsk: potens — maths: product of equal factors
• Iranian Persian: تَوان (tavân) — maths: product of equal factors
• Polish: potęga — maths: product of equal factors
• Portuguese: potência — maths: product of equal factors
• Romanian: putere — maths: product of equal factors
• Romanian: potență — maths: product of equal factors
• Russian: сте́пень (stépenʹ) — maths: product of equal factors
• Sicilian: putènzia — maths: product of equal factors
• Slovak: mocnina — maths: product of equal factors
• Slovene: potenca — maths: product of equal factors
• Spanish: potencia — maths: product of equal factors
• Swedish: potens — maths: product of equal factors
• Tagalog: lambal — maths: product of equal factors
• Thai: เลขยกกําลัง — maths: product of equal factors
• Turkish: üs — maths: product of equal factors
• Turkish: kuvvet — maths: product of equal factors
• Ukrainian: сте́пінь (stépinʹ) — maths: product of equal factors
• Finnish: voimakkuus — statistics: probability of correctly rejecting the null hypothesis
• French: puissance — statistics: probability of correctly rejecting the null hypothesis
• Italian: potenza — statistics: probability of correctly rejecting the null hypothesis
• Portuguese: potência — statistics: probability of correctly rejecting the null hypothesis
• Spanish: potencia — statistics: probability of correctly rejecting the null hypothesis
• Spanish: poder — statistics: probability of correctly rejecting the null hypothesis
• Swedish: styrka — statistics: probability of correctly rejecting the null hypothesis
• Bulgarian: власти (vlasti) — biblical: level of angels
• Bulgarian: сили (sili) — biblical: level of angels
• Bulgarian: господства (gospodstva) — biblical: level of angels
• Dutch: machten — biblical: level of angels
• Finnish: voima — biblical: level of angels
• Greek: δυνάμεις (dynámeis) — biblical: level of angels
• Hebrew: כֹּחַ (kóach) — biblical: level of angels
• Italian: potenze celesti — biblical: level of angels
• Japanese: 能天使 (nōtenshi) — biblical: level of angels
• Northern Kurdish: hêz — biblical: level of angels
• Middle English: potestat — biblical: level of angels
• Middle English: power — biblical: level of angels
• Portuguese: potestade — biblical: level of angels
• Spanish: potestad — biblical: level of angels
• Armenian: սնուցել (snucʻel) — to provide power for
• Bulgarian: захранвам (zahranvam) — to provide power for
• Bulgarian: захраня (zahranja) — to provide power for
• Catalan: alimentar — to provide power for
• Czech: napájet — to provide power for
• Czech: pohánět — to provide power for
• Dutch: voeden — to provide power for
• Finnish: toimia — to provide power for
• French: alimenter — to provide power for
• Greek: κινώ (kinó) — to provide power for
• Greek: τροφοδοτώ (trofodotó) — to provide power for
• Italian: alimentare — to provide power for
• Japanese: 供給する (kyōkyū-suru) — to provide power for
• Macedonian: напојува (napojuva) — to provide power for
• Polish: zasilać — to provide power for
• Portuguese: alimentar — to provide power for
• Slovak: napájať — to provide power for
• Slovene: napajati — to provide power for
• Spanish: alimentar — to provide power for
• Telugu: బలపచు (balapacu) — to provide power for
• Turkish: güç sağlamak — to provide power for
• Welsh: pweru — to provide power for
• Finnish: pamauttaa — to hit or kick something forcefully
• Finnish: survoa — to hit or kick something forcefully
• Italian: tirare — to hit or kick something forcefully
• Bulgarian: подкрепям (podkrepjam) — to enable or provide the impetus for
• Bulgarian: подкрепя (podkrepja) — to enable or provide the impetus for
• Bulgarian: подпомагам (podpomagam) — to enable or provide the impetus for
• Bulgarian: подпомогна (podpomogna) — to enable or provide the impetus for
• Italian: azionare — to enable or provide the impetus for
• Spanish: potenciar — to enable or provide the impetus for
• Vietnamese: nhờ — to enable or provide the impetus for