Meaning

Names meaning Strength

Strength doesn't always announce itself. Sometimes it whispers — a two-syllable name with an iron spine, the kind worn by a quiet kid who turns out to be the one everyone leans on. The names below come from a dozen language traditions, but they share a structural quality: a hard consonant landing, a meaning rooted in some kind of endurance or resilience or martial competence (Ethan from the Hebrew 'enduring,' Valentina from the Latin 'strong, healthy,' Andrew from the Greek 'manly'). Strong names age well because their root meaning never goes out of fashion.

Gabriel

· boy

Hebrew 'God is my strength'.

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Ezekiel

· boy

Hebrew Yehezkel, 'God strengthens'

Audrey

· girl

Old English Aethelthryth, 'noble strength'

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Gabriella

· girl

Italian feminine of Gabriel; Hebrew, 'God is my strength'

Brielle

· girl

Short form of Gabrielle; Hebrew, 'God is my strength'

Amari

· unisex

Yoruba 'strength/builder'; Swahili 'eternal'; Hebrew 'promise'

Aziel

· boy

Hebrew 'azi'el, 'God is my strength'

Kali

· girl

Sanskrit, Hindu goddess of time; Swahili, 'energy, strength'

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Gabriela

· girl

Feminine of Gabriel, Hebrew 'God is my strength'

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Ezequiel

· boy

Spanish/Portuguese form of Ezekiel, Hebrew, 'God strengthens'

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Hezekiah

· boy

Hebrew, 'Yahweh strengthens'; king of Judah

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