IPA: /strɔŋ/
KK: /strɔŋ/
Having great physical power or strength; able to withstand force or pressure.
She is very strong and can lift heavy weights easily.
Comparative: stronger
Superlative: strongest
The word 'strang' originates from Old English 'strang', meaning strong or powerful. It is related to the Old Norse 'strangr', which also means strong. The word 'strang' refers to something that possesses strength or power.
Think of the Old English word for strong — 'strang' directly connects to the idea of being powerful or robust.