Power
//ˈpaʊ̯ə̯//
Translations of "power" (119 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aklanon | gahom(ability to affect or influence) | — | |
| Albanian | energji(electricity, electricity supply), fuqi(ability to affect or influence), fuqi(physical force or strength), pushtet(ability to affect or influence), rrymë(electricity, electricity supply), zotërim(control, particularly legal or political), zotësi(ability to affect or influence) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | δύναμις(physical force or strength), δύναμις(maths: product of equal factors), κράτος(control, particularly legal or political) | dúnamis, dúnamis, krátos | |
| Arabic | قوة(surname), اِسْتِطَاعَة(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), طَاقَة(physical force or strength), طَاقَة(electricity, electricity supply), طَاقَة كَهْرَبَائِيَّة(electricity, electricity supply), قوة(ability to affect or influence), قوة(ability to affect or influence), قُدْرَة(ability to affect or influence), قُدْرَة(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), قُوَّة(ability to affect or influence), قُوَّة(control, particularly legal or political), قُوَّة(physical force or strength), قُوَّة(maths: product of equal factors) | istiṭāʕa, ṭāqa, ṭāqa, ṭāqa kahrabāʔiyya, qowa, ʔowa, guwwa, qudra, qudra, quwwa, quwwa, quwwa, quwwa | |
| Armenian | աստիճան(maths: product of equal factors), էլեկտրականություն(electricity, electricity supply), իշխանություն(ability to affect or influence), իշխանություն(control, particularly legal or political), հզորություն(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), հոսանք(electricity, electricity supply), ուժ(physical force or strength), տերություն(influential nation, company etc.), սնուցել(to provide power for) | astičan, ēlektrakanutʻyun, išxanutʻyun, išxanutʻyun, hzorutʻyun, hosankʻ, už, terutʻyun, snucʻel | |
| Aromanian | dinami(physical force or strength), fortsã(physical force or strength), puteare(ability to affect or influence), puteare(physical force or strength), puteari(physical force or strength), vãrtuti(physical force or strength) | — | |
| Asturian | poder(ability to affect or influence) | — | |
| Avar | гуж(ability to affect or influence) | guž | |
| Azerbaijani | enerji(electricity, electricity supply), güc(ability to affect or influence), güc(physical force or strength), qüdrət(ability to affect or influence), qüvvə(ability to affect or influence), qüvvət(maths: product of equal factors) | — | |
| Bashkir | дәрәжә(maths: product of equal factors), көс(physical force or strength), ҡеүәт(ability to affect or influence), ҡеүәт(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy) | dərəjə, kös, qewət, qewət | |
| Belarusian | пату́жнасць(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), пату́жнасць(physics: rate to magnify an optical image), пату́жнасьць(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), пату́жнасьць(physics: rate to magnify an optical image), ступе́нь(maths: product of equal factors), ток(electricity, electricity supply), ула́да(ability to affect or influence), ула́да(control, particularly legal or political), электры́чнасць(electricity, electricity supply), эне́ргія(electricity, electricity supply), энэ́ргія(electricity, electricity supply), ўла́да(ability to affect or influence) | patúžnascʹ, patúžnascʹ, patúžnasʹcʹ, patúžnasʹcʹ, stupjénʹ, tok, uláda, uláda, eljektrýčnascʹ, enjérhija, enérhija, wláda | |
| Bengali | জোর(physical force or strength), তাকত(physical force or strength), শক্তি(electricity, electricity supply) | jōr, takot, śokti | |
| Bikol Central | urag(ability to affect or influence), urag(control, particularly legal or political) | — | |
| Bulgarian | власт(ability to affect or influence), власт(control, particularly legal or political), власти(people in charge of legal or political power), власти(biblical: level of angels), господства(biblical: level of angels), електри́чество(electricity, electricity supply), електроене́ргия(electricity, electricity supply), ене́ргия(electricity, electricity supply), мо́щност(electricity, electricity supply), мо́щност(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), мощ(physical force or strength), си́ла(influential nation, company etc.), си́ла(physical force or strength), сили(biblical: level of angels), сте́пен(maths: product of equal factors), увеличе́ние(physics: rate to magnify an optical image), захранвам(to provide power for), захраня(to provide power for), подкрепя(to enable or provide the impetus for), подкрепям(to enable or provide the impetus for), подпомагам(to enable or provide the impetus for), подпомогна(to enable or provide the impetus for) | vlast, vlast, vlasti, vlasti, gospodstva, elektríčestvo, elektroenérgija, enérgija, móštnost, móštnost, mošt, síla, síla, sili, stépen, uveličénie, zahranvam, zahranja, podkrepja, podkrepjam, podpomagam, podpomogna | |
| Burmese | အာဏာ(ability to affect or influence), အာဏာ(control, particularly legal or political), အာနုဘော်(electricity, electricity supply) | ana, ana, anu.bhau | |
| Catalan | poder(ability to affect or influence), poder(physical force or strength), potència(influential nation, company etc.), potència(physical force or strength), alimentar(to provide power for) | — | |
| Cebuano | gahom(ability to affect or influence) | — | |
| Central Kurdish | توانا(ability to affect or influence), زەبر(physical force or strength), قووەت(physical force or strength), کارەبا(electricity, electricity supply) | twana, zebir, quwet, kareba | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 電力 /电力(electricity, electricity supply) | din⁶ lik⁶ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 冪 /幂(maths: product of equal factors), 力量(physical force or strength), 功率(physical force or strength), 功率(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), 势力(ability to affect or influence), 勢力 /势力(ability to affect or influence), 強國 /强国(influential nation, company etc.), 放大率(physics: rate to magnify an optical image), 政權 /政权(control, particularly legal or political), 權力 /权力(ability to affect or influence), 權限 /权限(ability to affect or influence), 次方(maths: product of equal factors), 能量(physical force or strength), 電力 /电力(electricity, electricity supply) | mì, lìliang, gōnglǜ, gōnglǜ, shìli, shìlì, qiángguó, fàngdàlǜ, zhèngquán, quánlì, quánxiàn, cìfāng, néngliàng, diànlì | |
| Church Slavic | власть(ability to affect or influence), власть(control, particularly legal or political) | vlastĭ, vlastĭ | |
| Czech | elektřina(electricity, electricity supply), moc(ability to affect or influence), moc(control, particularly legal or political), mocnina(maths: product of equal factors), mocnost(influential nation, company etc.), mohutnost(physics: rate to magnify an optical image), proud(electricity, electricity supply), síla(physical force or strength), výkon(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), napájet(to provide power for), pohánět(to provide power for) | — | |
| Danish | el(electricity, electricity supply), elektricitet(electricity, electricity supply), kraft(electricity, electricity supply), magt(ability to affect or influence), strøm(electricity, electricity supply) | — | |
| Dari | قُدْرَت(ability to affect or influence), قُدْرَت(control, particularly legal or political), قُدْرَت(influential nation, company etc.), قُوَّت(ability to affect or influence), قُوَّت(control, particularly legal or political) | qudrat, qudrat, qudrat, quwwat, quwwat | |
| Dutch | elektriciteit(electricity, electricity supply), grootmacht(influential nation, company etc.), kracht(physical force or strength), macht(ability to affect or influence), macht(control, particularly legal or political), macht(maths: product of equal factors), machten(biblical: level of angels), mogendheid(influential nation, company etc.), spanning(electricity, electricity supply), stroom(electricity, electricity supply), toevoer(electricity, electricity supply), vergroting(physics: rate to magnify an optical image), vermogen(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), voeding(electricity, electricity supply), voeden(to provide power for) | — | |
| Egyptian | wsr-s-r-w-A24-Z2(ability to affect or influence), wsr-s-r-w-A24-Z2(control, particularly legal or political) | wsrw, wsrw | |
| Esperanto | potenco(ability to affect or influence), potenco(physical force or strength), potenco(maths: product of equal factors), povo(ability to affect or influence), povumo(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy) | — | |
| Estonian | elektrivool(electricity, electricity supply), energia(electricity, electricity supply), jõud(physical force or strength), võim(ability to affect or influence), võimsus(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy) | — | |
| Extremaduran | poel(ability to affect or influence), poel(control, particularly legal or political), poel(physical force or strength) | — | |
| Faroese | streymur(electricity, electricity supply) | — | |
| Fiji Hindi | taagat(physical force or strength) | — | |
| Finnish | mahti(ability to affect or influence), mahti(influential nation, company etc.), mahtitekijä(influential nation, company etc.), potenssi(maths: product of equal factors), suurennus(physics: rate to magnify an optical image), suurvalta(influential nation, company etc.), suuryhtiö(influential nation, company etc.), sähkö(electricity, electricity supply), sähkönsyöttö(electricity, electricity supply), sähköt(electricity, electricity supply), teho(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), vahvuus(physical force or strength), vaikutusvalta(ability to affect or influence), vallanpitäjät(people in charge of legal or political power), valta(ability to affect or influence), valta(control, particularly legal or political), valtuus(control, particularly legal or political), virta(electricity, electricity supply), voima(physical force or strength), voima(biblical: level of angels), voimakkuus(physical force or strength), voimakkuus(statistics: probability of correctly rejecting the null hypothesis), voimatekijä(influential nation, company etc.), pamauttaa(to hit or kick something forcefully), survoa(to hit or kick something forcefully), toimia(to provide power for) | — | |
| French | Power(surname), courant(electricity, electricity supply), pouvoir(ability to affect or influence), pouvoir(control, particularly legal or political), puissance(ability to affect or influence), puissance(physical force or strength), puissance(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), puissance(maths: product of equal factors), puissance(statistics: probability of correctly rejecting the null hypothesis), électricité(electricity, electricity supply), alimenter(to provide power for) | — | |
| Friulian | podè(ability to affect or influence) | — | |
| Galician | corrente(electricity, electricity supply), electricidade(electricity, electricity supply), forza(physical force or strength), luz(electricity, electricity supply), poder(ability to affect or influence), poder(control, particularly legal or political), potencia(influential nation, company etc.), potencia(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), potencia(maths: product of equal factors) | — | |
| Georgian | გავლენა(ability to affect or influence), დენი(electricity, electricity supply), ღონე(physical force or strength), ძალა(physical force or strength), ძალაუფლება(ability to affect or influence), ძალაუფლება(control, particularly legal or political) | gavlena, deni, ɣone, ʒala, ʒalaupleba, ʒalaupleba | |
| German | Energie(electricity, electricity supply), Großmacht(influential nation, company etc.), Kraft(physical force or strength), Leistung(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), Macht(ability to affect or influence), Macht(control, particularly legal or political), Macht(influential nation, company etc.), Potenz(maths: product of equal factors), Strom(electricity, electricity supply), Stärke(physical force or strength) | — | |
| Gothic | 𐍅𐌰𐌻𐌳𐌿𐍆𐌽𐌹(ability to affect or influence) | waldufni | |
| Greek | δυνάμεις(biblical: level of angels), δύναμη(influential nation, company etc.), δύναμη(physical force or strength), δύναμη(maths: product of equal factors), εξουσία(people in charge of legal or political power), ηλεκτρισμός(electricity, electricity supply), ισχύς(ability to affect or influence), ισχύς(control, particularly legal or political), ισχύς(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), κράτος(people in charge of legal or political power), μεγεθυντική ικανότητα(physics: rate to magnify an optical image), ρεύμα(electricity, electricity supply), κινώ(to provide power for), τροφοδοτώ(to provide power for) | dynámeis, dýnami, dýnami, dýnami, exousía, ilektrismós, ischýs, ischýs, ischýs, krátos, megethyntikí ikanótita, révma, kinó, trofodotó | |
| Haitian Creole | pouvwa(ability to affect or influence) | — | |
| Hebrew | הֶסְפֵּק(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), חֶזְקָה(maths: product of equal factors), חַשְׁמַל(electricity, electricity supply), כֹּחַ(biblical: level of angels), כוח \ כֹּחַ(ability to affect or influence), כוח \ כֹּחַ(physical force or strength), כוח \ כֹּחַ m סַמְכוּת(control, particularly legal or political), מַעֲצָמָה(influential nation, company etc.), עוצמה(influential nation, company etc.), שלטון(control, particularly legal or political) | hespék, khezká, khashmál, kóach, kóakh, kóakh, kóakh, ma'atsamá, 'otsmá, shiltón | |
| Hindi | घात(maths: product of equal factors), ताक़त(physical force or strength), बल(physical force or strength), शक्ति(ability to affect or influence), शक्ति(control, particularly legal or political), शक्ति(influential nation, company etc.), शक्ति(physical force or strength), शक्ति(electricity, electricity supply) | ghāt, tāqat, bal, śakti, śakti, śakti, śakti, śakti | |
| Hungarian | elektromosság(electricity, electricity supply), energia(electricity, electricity supply), erő(physical force or strength), hatalom(ability to affect or influence), hatalom(control, particularly legal or political), hatalom(influential nation, company etc.), hatvány(maths: product of equal factors), teljesítmény(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy) | — | |
| Icelandic | kraftur(physical force or strength), máttur(ability to affect or influence), rafmagn(electricity, electricity supply), vald(control, particularly legal or political), veldi(influential nation, company etc.) | — | |
| Ido | povo(ability to affect or influence) | — | |
| Indonesian | daya(electricity, electricity supply), kekuasaan(ability to affect or influence), kekuatan(physical force or strength) | — | |
| Ingrian | ramo(physical force or strength), valta(control, particularly legal or political), voima(physical force or strength) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | بَرْق(electricity, electricity supply), تَوان(electricity, electricity supply), تَوان(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), تَوان(physics: rate to magnify an optical image), تَوان(maths: product of equal factors), زور(physical force or strength), قُدْرَت(ability to affect or influence), قُدْرَت(control, particularly legal or political), قُدْرَت(influential nation, company etc.), قُدْرَت(physical force or strength), قُوَّت(ability to affect or influence), قُوَّت(control, particularly legal or political), نیرو(physical force or strength) | barġ, tavân, tavân, tavân, tavân, zur, ġodrat, ġodrat, ġodrat, ġodrat, ġovvat, ġovvat, niru | |
| Irish | cumas(ability to affect or influence), cumhacht(control, particularly legal or political), cumhacht(influential nation, company etc.), cumhacht(physical force or strength), cumhacht(maths: product of equal factors) | — | |
| Italian | capacità(ability to affect or influence), corrente(electricity, electricity supply), elettricità(electricity, electricity supply), energia(electricity, electricity supply), forza(physical force or strength), influenza(ability to affect or influence), potenza(influential nation, company etc.), potenza(physical force or strength), potenza(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), potenza(maths: product of equal factors), potenza(statistics: probability of correctly rejecting the null hypothesis), potenze celesti(biblical: level of angels), potere(ability to affect or influence), potere(control, particularly legal or political), potere(physics: rate to magnify an optical image), alimentare(to provide power for), azionare(to enable or provide the impetus for), tirare(to hit or kick something forcefully) | — | |
| Japanese | 乗(maths: product of equal factors), 仕事率(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), 倍率(physics: rate to magnify an optical image), 冪(maths: product of equal factors), 冪乗(maths: product of equal factors), 列強(influential nation, company etc.), 力(ability to affect or influence), 力(physical force or strength), 勢力(ability to affect or influence), 勢力(control, particularly legal or political), 勢力(influential nation, company etc.), 強国(influential nation, company etc.), 権力(ability to affect or influence), 権力(influential nation, company etc.), 累乗(maths: product of equal factors), 能天使(biblical: level of angels), 電力(electricity, electricity supply), 供給する(to provide power for) | jō, shigotoritsu, bairitsu, beki, bekijō, rekkyō, chikara, chikara, seiryoku, seiryoku, seiryoku, kyōkoku, kenryoku, kenryoku, ruijō, nōtenshi, denryoku, kyōkyū-suru | |
| Kazakh | билік(ability to affect or influence), держава(influential nation, company etc.), дәреже(maths: product of equal factors), қуат(electricity, electricity supply) | bilık, derjava, däreje, quat | |
| Khmer | កម្លាំង(physical force or strength), ការត្រួតត្រា(control, particularly legal or political), ថាមពល(electricity, electricity supply), អំណាច(ability to affect or influence), អំណាច(control, particularly legal or political) | kɑmlang, kaa truət traa, thaamaʼpŭəl, ʼɑmnaac, ʼɑmnaac | |
| Korean | 강국(influential nation, company etc.), 거듭제곱(maths: product of equal factors), 권력(ability to affect or influence), 배율(physics: rate to magnify an optical image), 세력(ability to affect or influence), 세력(control, particularly legal or political), 역량(physical force or strength), 일률(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), 전력(electricity, electricity supply), 힘(ability to affect or influence), 힘(physical force or strength) | gangguk, geodeupjegop, gwollyeok, baeyul, seryeok, seryeok, yeongnyang, illyul, jeollyeok, him, him | |
| Kyrgyz | бийлик(ability to affect or influence), күч(physical force or strength), энергия(electricity, electricity supply) | biylik, küc, energiya | |
| Lao | ພະລັງງານ(electricity, electricity supply), ອາຍາ(ability to affect or influence), ອາດຊະຍາ(ability to affect or influence), ອຳນາດ(ability to affect or influence), ອຳນາດ(control, particularly legal or political), ໄຟຟ້າ(electricity, electricity supply) | pha lang ngān, ʼāt sa nyā, ʼam nāt, ʼam nāt, fai fā | |
| Latgalian | elektreja(electricity, electricity supply), spāks(physical force or strength), vare(ability to affect or influence), vaļde(ability to affect or influence), veice(physics: rate to magnify an optical image) | — | |
| Latin | ars(ability to affect or influence), facultas(ability to affect or influence), potentia(ability to affect or influence), potentia(influential nation, company etc.), potentia(physical force or strength), potentia(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), potentia(maths: product of equal factors), potestas(ability to affect or influence), potestās(control, particularly legal or political), vis(physical force or strength) | — | |
| Latvian | elektrība(electricity, electricity supply), jauda(electricity, electricity supply), jauda(physics: rate to magnify an optical image), lielvalsts(influential nation, company etc.), spēks(physical force or strength), vara(ability to affect or influence), vara(control, particularly legal or political) | — | |
| Lithuanian | energija(electricity, electricity supply), galia(control, particularly legal or political), galia(physical force or strength), jėga(physical force or strength), valdžia(ability to affect or influence), valdžia(control, particularly legal or political) | — | |
| Macedonian | власт(ability to affect or influence), власт(control, particularly legal or political), електриците́т(electricity, electricity supply), енергија(electricity, electricity supply), моќ(ability to affect or influence), моќ(physical force or strength), моќ(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), моќ(physics: rate to magnify an optical image), сила(influential nation, company etc.), сила(physical force or strength), степен(maths: product of equal factors), струја(electricity, electricity supply), напојува(to provide power for) | vlast, vlast, elektricitét, energija, moḱ, moḱ, moḱ, moḱ, sila, sila, stepen, struja, napojuva | |
| Malagasy | fianjadiana(ability to affect or influence), herin'angôvo(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), herinaratra(electricity, electricity supply), hery(physical force or strength), hery am-piharian-karena(influential nation, company etc.), tora(maths: product of equal factors), toraka(maths: product of equal factors) | — | |
| Malay | kuasa(ability to affect or influence), kuasa(physical force or strength), kuasa(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy) | — | |
| Manchu | ᡨᠣᠣᠰᡝ(ability to affect or influence) | toose | |
| Māori | awenga(ability to affect or influence) | — | |
| Maranao | menang(physical force or strength) | — | |
| Marathi | ताकद(physical force or strength), शक्ती(physical force or strength), सत्ता(influential nation, company etc.) | tākad, śaktī, sattā | |
| Middle English | emperie(control, particularly legal or political), empire(control, particularly legal or political), potestat(biblical: level of angels), power(ability to affect or influence), power(control, particularly legal or political), power(physical force or strength), power(biblical: level of angels) | — | |
| Mòcheno | kròft(ability to affect or influence) | — | |
| Mongolian | цахилгаан(electricity, electricity supply), чадвар(ability to affect or influence) | caxilgaan, čadvar | |
| Ngazidja Comorian | ezi(control, particularly legal or political) | — | |
| Northern Kurdish | elektrîk(electricity, electricity supply), hêz(ability to affect or influence), hêz(influential nation, company etc.), hêz(physical force or strength), hêz(electricity, electricity supply), hêz(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), hêz(physics: rate to magnify an optical image), hêz(biblical: level of angels), jorjimar(maths: product of equal factors), kareba(electricity, electricity supply), qewet(ability to affect or influence), qewet(physical force or strength), zever(ability to affect or influence), zever(physical force or strength), zilhêz(influential nation, company etc.) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | effekt(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), elektrisitet(electricity, electricity supply), forsterkning(physics: rate to magnify an optical image), innflytelse(ability to affect or influence), kraft(physical force or strength), kraft(electricity, electricity supply), kraft(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), makt(ability to affect or influence), makt(influential nation, company etc.), potens(maths: product of equal factors) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | potens(maths: product of equal factors) | — | |
| Occitan | poder(ability to affect or influence) | — | |
| Old Church Slavonic | владꙑчьство(control, particularly legal or political) | vladyčĭstvo | |
| Old East Slavic | волость(ability to affect or influence), волость(control, particularly legal or political) | volostĭ, volostĭ | |
| Old English | anweald(ability to affect or influence), anweald(control, particularly legal or political) | — | |
| Old Irish | cumang(ability to affect or influence), láthar(physical force or strength) | — | |
| Old Prussian | warē(ability to affect or influence) | — | |
| Oromo | humna(physical force or strength) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | طاقت(physical force or strength), قوت(physical force or strength), مكنت(ability to affect or influence), مكنت(physical force or strength) | takat, kuvvet, miknet, miknet | |
| Pashto | قدرت(ability to affect or influence), قوت(ability to affect or influence) | qodrat, quwat | |
| Plautdietsch | Krauft(ability to affect or influence), Krauft(physical force or strength) | — | |
| Polish | elektryczność(electricity, electricity supply), moc(ability to affect or influence), moc(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), mocarstwo(influential nation, company etc.), możność(ability to affect or influence), potęga(influential nation, company etc.), potęga(maths: product of equal factors), siła(physical force or strength), władza(ability to affect or influence), władza(control, particularly legal or political), zasilanie(electricity, electricity supply), zasilać(to provide power for) | — | |
| Portuguese | corrente(electricity, electricity supply), eletricidade(electricity, electricity supply), força(physical force or strength), força(electricity, electricity supply), poder(ability to affect or influence), poder(control, particularly legal or political), potestade(biblical: level of angels), potência(influential nation, company etc.), potência(physical force or strength), potência(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), potência(physics: rate to magnify an optical image), potência(maths: product of equal factors), potência(statistics: probability of correctly rejecting the null hypothesis), alimentar(to provide power for) | — | |
| Romanian | curent electric(electricity, electricity supply), electricitate(electricity, electricity supply), forță(physical force or strength), mărire(physics: rate to magnify an optical image), potență(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), potență(maths: product of equal factors), putere(ability to affect or influence), putere(control, particularly legal or political), putere(influential nation, company etc.), putere(physical force or strength), putere(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), putere(maths: product of equal factors), randament(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), tărie(physical force or strength) | — | |
| Russian | Па́уэр(surname), власть(ability to affect or influence), власть(control, particularly legal or political), власть(people in charge of legal or political power), влия́ние(ability to affect or influence), держа́ва(influential nation, company etc.), дурь(physical force or strength), мо́щность(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), мо́щность(physics: rate to magnify an optical image), могущество(control, particularly legal or political), мощь(physical force or strength), пита́ние(electricity, electricity supply), си́ла(influential nation, company etc.), си́ла(physical force or strength), сте́пень(maths: product of equal factors), ток(electricity, electricity supply), электри́чество(electricity, electricity supply), электрото́к(electricity, electricity supply), электроэне́ргия(electricity, electricity supply), эне́ргия(electricity, electricity supply) | Páuer, vlastʹ, vlastʹ, vlastʹ, vlijánije, deržáva, durʹ, móščnostʹ, móščnostʹ, moguščestvo, moščʹ, pitánije, síla, síla, stépenʹ, tok, elektríčestvo, elektrotók, elektroenɛ́rgija, enɛ́rgija | |
| Sanskrit | बल(physical force or strength), सहस्(physical force or strength) | bala, sahas | |
| Scottish Gaelic | cumhachd(ability to affect or influence), cumhachd(control, particularly legal or political), cumhachd(influential nation, company etc.), cumhachd(electricity, electricity supply), lùths(physical force or strength), neart(ability to affect or influence), neart(control, particularly legal or political), neart(electricity, electricity supply), spionnadh(physical force or strength), ùghdarras(control, particularly legal or political) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | enèrgija(electricity, electricity supply), vlȃst(ability to affect or influence), vlȃst(control, particularly legal or political), вла̑ст(ability to affect or influence), вла̑ст(control, particularly legal or political), енѐргија(electricity, electricity supply) | — | |
| Sicilian | auturità(people in charge of legal or political power), currenti(electricity, electricity supply), elittricità(electricity, electricity supply), enirgìa(electricity, electricity supply), forza(physical force or strength), putiri(ability to affect or influence), putiri(control, particularly legal or political), putènzia(influential nation, company etc.), putènzia(physical force or strength), putènzia(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), putènzia(maths: product of equal factors) | — | |
| Sidamo | wolqa(physical force or strength) | — | |
| Sikkimese | སྐུ་དབང(ability to affect or influence) | sku dbang | |
| Slovak | elektrina(electricity, electricity supply), moc(ability to affect or influence), moc(control, particularly legal or political), mocnina(maths: product of equal factors), mocnosť(influential nation, company etc.), prúd(electricity, electricity supply), sila(physical force or strength), sila(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), napájať(to provide power for) | — | |
| Slovene | elektrika(electricity, electricity supply), energija(electricity, electricity supply), moč(ability to affect or influence), moč(control, particularly legal or political), moč(physical force or strength), moč(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), potenca(maths: product of equal factors), sila(influential nation, company etc.), napajati(to provide power for) | — | |
| Somali | quwad(physical force or strength), xoog(physical force or strength) | — | |
| Southern Altai | кӱч(ability to affect or influence), тап(ability to affect or influence) | küč, tap | |
| Spanish | corriente(electricity, electricity supply), electricidad(electricity, electricity supply), poder(ability to affect or influence), poder(physical force or strength), poder(statistics: probability of correctly rejecting the null hypothesis), poderío(ability to affect or influence), polenta(physical force or strength), potencia(influential nation, company etc.), potencia(physical force or strength), potencia(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), potencia(maths: product of equal factors), potencia(statistics: probability of correctly rejecting the null hypothesis), potestad(ability to affect or influence), potestad(control, particularly legal or political), potestad(biblical: level of angels), alimentar(to provide power for), potenciar(to enable or provide the impetus for) | — | |
| Swahili | nguvu(ability to affect or influence), nguvu(physical force or strength) | — | |
| Swedish | effekt(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), el(electricity, electricity supply), elektricitet(electricity, electricity supply), förstoring(physics: rate to magnify an optical image), kraft(physical force or strength), kraft(electricity, electricity supply), makt(ability to affect or influence), makt(control, particularly legal or political), makt(influential nation, company etc.), potens(maths: product of equal factors), ström(electricity, electricity supply), styrka(physics: rate to magnify an optical image), styrka(statistics: probability of correctly rejecting the null hypothesis) | — | |
| Tagalog | isog(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), lakas(physical force or strength), lambal(maths: product of equal factors) | — | |
| Tajik | барқ(electricity, electricity supply), энергия(electricity, electricity supply), қувва(ability to affect or influence), қувват(electricity, electricity supply), қудрат(ability to affect or influence) | barq, energiya, quvva, quvvat, qudrat | |
| Tamil | கரண்ட்(electricity, electricity supply) | karaṇṭ | |
| Tatar | куәт(ability to affect or influence) | quwät | |
| Tausug | kusug(ability to affect or influence) | — | |
| Telugu | ఆర్ధికబలము(influential nation, company etc.), కరెంటు(electricity, electricity supply), కరెంట్(electricity, electricity supply), పలుకుబడి(ability to affect or influence), బలము(physical force or strength), శక్తి(physical force or strength), సైనికబలము(influential nation, company etc.), బలపచు(to provide power for) | ārdhikabalamu, kareṇṭu, kareṇṭ, palukubaḍi, balamu, śakti, sainikabalamu, balapacu | |
| Thai | กำลัง(physical force or strength), กำลัง(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), พลัง(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), พลังงาน(electricity, electricity supply), อำนาจ(ability to affect or influence), อำนาจ(control, particularly legal or political), เลขยกกำลัง(maths: product of equal factors), แรง(physical force or strength), ไฟ(electricity, electricity supply), ไฟฟ้า(electricity, electricity supply) | gam-lang, gam-lang, pá-lang, pá-lang-ngaan, am-nâat, am-nâat, rɛɛng, fai, fai-fáa | |
| Tocharian B | maiyyo(ability to affect or influence), warkṣäl(physical force or strength) | — | |
| Turkish | güç(ability to affect or influence), güç(physical force or strength), güç(electricity, electricity supply), güç(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), iktidar(people in charge of legal or political power), kuvvet(ability to affect or influence), kuvvet(maths: product of equal factors), üs(maths: product of equal factors), güç sağlamak(to provide power for) | — | |
| Turkmen | energiýa(electricity, electricity supply), güýç(ability to affect or influence) | — | |
| Ugaritic | 𐎓𐎇(ability to affect or influence) | ʿz | |
| Ukrainian | вла́да(ability to affect or influence), вла́да(control, particularly legal or political), вла́да(people in charge of legal or political power), еле́ктрика(electricity, electricity supply), електроене́ргія(electricity, electricity supply), електропостача́ння(electricity, electricity supply), ене́ргія(electricity, electricity supply), поту́жність(physics: measure of the rate of doing work or transferring energy), поту́жність(physics: rate to magnify an optical image), сте́пінь(maths: product of equal factors), струм(electricity, electricity supply) | vláda, vláda, vláda, eléktryka, elektroenérhija, elektropostačánnja, enérhija, potúžnistʹ, potúžnistʹ, stépinʹ, strum | |
| Urdu | بَرْق(electricity, electricity supply), شَکْتی(ability to affect or influence), شَکْتی(physical force or strength), شَکْتی(electricity, electricity supply), طاقَت(influential nation, company etc.), طاقَت(physical force or strength), طاقَت(electricity, electricity supply), قُدْرَت(ability to affect or influence), قُوَّت(ability to affect or influence), قُوَّت(physical force or strength), قُوَّت(electricity, electricity supply) | barq, śaktī, śaktī, śaktī, tāqat, tāqat, tāqat, qudrat, quvvat, quvvat, quvvat | |
| Uyghur | قۇدرەت(ability to affect or influence), قۇۋۋەت(ability to affect or influence) | qudret, quwwet | |
| Uzbek | energiya(electricity, electricity supply), qudrat(ability to affect or influence), quvvat(ability to affect or influence), tok(electricity, electricity supply) | — | |
| Vietnamese | quyền lực(ability to affect or influence), thế lực(control, particularly legal or political), điện lực(electricity, electricity supply), nhờ(to enable or provide the impetus for) | — | |
| Welsh | pŵer(ability to affect or influence), pŵer(control, particularly legal or political), pŵer(people in charge of legal or political power), pŵer(physical force or strength), pweru(to provide power for) | — | |
| Yakut | күүс(physical force or strength) | küüs |
gahom
energji, fuqi, fuqi, pushtet, rrymë, zotërim, zotësi
قوة, اِسْتِطَاعَة, طَاقَة, طَاقَة, طَاقَة كَهْرَبَائِيَّة, قوة, قوة, قُدْرَة, قُدْرَة, قُوَّة, قُوَّة, قُوَّة, قُوَّة
istiṭāʕa, ṭāqa, ṭāqa, ṭāqa kahrabāʔiyya, qowa, ʔowa, guwwa, qudra, qudra, quwwa, quwwa, quwwa, quwwa
աստիճան, էլեկտրականություն, իշխանություն, իշխանություն, հզորություն, հոսանք, ուժ, տերություն, սնուցել
astičan, ēlektrakanutʻyun, išxanutʻyun, išxanutʻyun, hzorutʻyun, hosankʻ, už, terutʻyun, snucʻel
dinami, fortsã, puteare, puteare, puteari, vãrtuti
poder
enerji, güc, güc, qüdrət, qüvvə, qüvvət
пату́жнасць, пату́жнасць, пату́жнасьць, пату́жнасьць, ступе́нь, ток, ула́да, ула́да, электры́чнасць, эне́ргія, энэ́ргія, ўла́да
patúžnascʹ, patúžnascʹ, patúžnasʹcʹ, patúžnasʹcʹ, stupjénʹ, tok, uláda, uláda, eljektrýčnascʹ, enjérhija, enérhija, wláda
urag, urag
власт, власт, власти, власти, господства, електри́чество, електроене́ргия, ене́ргия, мо́щност, мо́щност, мощ, си́ла, си́ла, сили, сте́пен, увеличе́ние, захранвам, захраня, подкрепя, подкрепям, подпомагам, подпомогна
vlast, vlast, vlasti, vlasti, gospodstva, elektríčestvo, elektroenérgija, enérgija, móštnost, móštnost, mošt, síla, síla, sili, stépen, uveličénie, zahranvam, zahranja, podkrepja, podkrepjam, podpomagam, podpomogna
poder, poder, potència, potència, alimentar
gahom
冪 /幂, 力量, 功率, 功率, 势力, 勢力 /势力, 強國 /强国, 放大率, 政權 /政权, 權力 /权力, 權限 /权限, 次方, 能量, 電力 /电力
mì, lìliang, gōnglǜ, gōnglǜ, shìli, shìlì, qiángguó, fàngdàlǜ, zhèngquán, quánlì, quánxiàn, cìfāng, néngliàng, diànlì
elektřina, moc, moc, mocnina, mocnost, mohutnost, proud, síla, výkon, napájet, pohánět
el, elektricitet, kraft, magt, strøm
elektriciteit, grootmacht, kracht, macht, macht, macht, machten, mogendheid, spanning, stroom, toevoer, vergroting, vermogen, voeding, voeden
potenco, potenco, potenco, povo, povumo
elektrivool, energia, jõud, võim, võimsus
poel, poel, poel
streymur
taagat
mahti, mahti, mahtitekijä, potenssi, suurennus, suurvalta, suuryhtiö, sähkö, sähkönsyöttö, sähköt, teho, vahvuus, vaikutusvalta, vallanpitäjät, valta, valta, valtuus, virta, voima, voima, voimakkuus, voimakkuus, voimatekijä, pamauttaa, survoa, toimia
Power, courant, pouvoir, pouvoir, puissance, puissance, puissance, puissance, puissance, électricité, alimenter
podè
corrente, electricidade, forza, luz, poder, poder, potencia, potencia, potencia
გავლენა, დენი, ღონე, ძალა, ძალაუფლება, ძალაუფლება
gavlena, deni, ɣone, ʒala, ʒalaupleba, ʒalaupleba
Energie, Großmacht, Kraft, Leistung, Macht, Macht, Macht, Potenz, Strom, Stärke
δυνάμεις, δύναμη, δύναμη, δύναμη, εξουσία, ηλεκτρισμός, ισχύς, ισχύς, ισχύς, κράτος, μεγεθυντική ικανότητα, ρεύμα, κινώ, τροφοδοτώ
dynámeis, dýnami, dýnami, dýnami, exousía, ilektrismós, ischýs, ischýs, ischýs, krátos, megethyntikí ikanótita, révma, kinó, trofodotó
pouvwa
הֶסְפֵּק, חֶזְקָה, חַשְׁמַל, כֹּחַ, כוח \ כֹּחַ, כוח \ כֹּחַ, כוח \ כֹּחַ m סַמְכוּת, מַעֲצָמָה, עוצמה, שלטון
hespék, khezká, khashmál, kóach, kóakh, kóakh, kóakh, ma'atsamá, 'otsmá, shiltón
घात, ताक़त, बल, शक्ति, शक्ति, शक्ति, शक्ति, शक्ति
ghāt, tāqat, bal, śakti, śakti, śakti, śakti, śakti
elektromosság, energia, erő, hatalom, hatalom, hatalom, hatvány, teljesítmény
kraftur, máttur, rafmagn, vald, veldi
povo
daya, kekuasaan, kekuatan
ramo, valta, voima
بَرْق, تَوان, تَوان, تَوان, تَوان, زور, قُدْرَت, قُدْرَت, قُدْرَت, قُدْرَت, قُوَّت, قُوَّت, نیرو
barġ, tavân, tavân, tavân, tavân, zur, ġodrat, ġodrat, ġodrat, ġodrat, ġovvat, ġovvat, niru
cumas, cumhacht, cumhacht, cumhacht, cumhacht
capacità, corrente, elettricità, energia, forza, influenza, potenza, potenza, potenza, potenza, potenza, potenze celesti, potere, potere, potere, alimentare, azionare, tirare
乗, 仕事率, 倍率, 冪, 冪乗, 列強, 力, 力, 勢力, 勢力, 勢力, 強国, 権力, 権力, 累乗, 能天使, 電力, 供給する
jō, shigotoritsu, bairitsu, beki, bekijō, rekkyō, chikara, chikara, seiryoku, seiryoku, seiryoku, kyōkoku, kenryoku, kenryoku, ruijō, nōtenshi, denryoku, kyōkyū-suru
កម្លាំង, ការត្រួតត្រា, ថាមពល, អំណាច, អំណាច
kɑmlang, kaa truət traa, thaamaʼpŭəl, ʼɑmnaac, ʼɑmnaac
강국, 거듭제곱, 권력, 배율, 세력, 세력, 역량, 일률, 전력, 힘, 힘
gangguk, geodeupjegop, gwollyeok, baeyul, seryeok, seryeok, yeongnyang, illyul, jeollyeok, him, him
elektreja, spāks, vare, vaļde, veice
ars, facultas, potentia, potentia, potentia, potentia, potentia, potestas, potestās, vis
elektrība, jauda, jauda, lielvalsts, spēks, vara, vara
energija, galia, galia, jėga, valdžia, valdžia
власт, власт, електриците́т, енергија, моќ, моќ, моќ, моќ, сила, сила, степен, струја, напојува
vlast, vlast, elektricitét, energija, moḱ, moḱ, moḱ, moḱ, sila, sila, stepen, struja, napojuva
fianjadiana, herin'angôvo, herinaratra, hery, hery am-piharian-karena, tora, toraka
kuasa, kuasa, kuasa
awenga
menang
emperie, empire, potestat, power, power, power, power
kròft
elektrîk, hêz, hêz, hêz, hêz, hêz, hêz, hêz, jorjimar, kareba, qewet, qewet, zever, zever, zilhêz
effekt, elektrisitet, forsterkning, innflytelse, kraft, kraft, kraft, makt, makt, potens
potens
poder
anweald, anweald
cumang, láthar
warē
humna
Krauft, Krauft
elektryczność, moc, moc, mocarstwo, możność, potęga, potęga, siła, władza, władza, zasilanie, zasilać
corrente, eletricidade, força, força, poder, poder, potestade, potência, potência, potência, potência, potência, potência, alimentar
curent electric, electricitate, forță, mărire, potență, potență, putere, putere, putere, putere, putere, putere, randament, tărie
Па́уэр, власть, власть, власть, влия́ние, держа́ва, дурь, мо́щность, мо́щность, могущество, мощь, пита́ние, си́ла, си́ла, сте́пень, ток, электри́чество, электрото́к, электроэне́ргия, эне́ргия
Páuer, vlastʹ, vlastʹ, vlastʹ, vlijánije, deržáva, durʹ, móščnostʹ, móščnostʹ, moguščestvo, moščʹ, pitánije, síla, síla, stépenʹ, tok, elektríčestvo, elektrotók, elektroenɛ́rgija, enɛ́rgija
cumhachd, cumhachd, cumhachd, cumhachd, lùths, neart, neart, neart, spionnadh, ùghdarras
enèrgija, vlȃst, vlȃst, вла̑ст, вла̑ст, енѐргија
auturità, currenti, elittricità, enirgìa, forza, putiri, putiri, putènzia, putènzia, putènzia, putènzia
wolqa
elektrina, moc, moc, mocnina, mocnosť, prúd, sila, sila, napájať
elektrika, energija, moč, moč, moč, moč, potenca, sila, napajati
quwad, xoog
corriente, electricidad, poder, poder, poder, poderío, polenta, potencia, potencia, potencia, potencia, potencia, potestad, potestad, potestad, alimentar, potenciar
nguvu, nguvu
effekt, el, elektricitet, förstoring, kraft, kraft, makt, makt, makt, potens, ström, styrka, styrka
isog, lakas, lambal
kusug
ఆర్ధికబలము, కరెంటు, కరెంట్, పలుకుబడి, బలము, శక్తి, సైనికబలము, బలపచు
ārdhikabalamu, kareṇṭu, kareṇṭ, palukubaḍi, balamu, śakti, sainikabalamu, balapacu
กำลัง, กำลัง, พลัง, พลังงาน, อำนาจ, อำนาจ, เลขยกกำลัง, แรง, ไฟ, ไฟฟ้า
gam-lang, gam-lang, pá-lang, pá-lang-ngaan, am-nâat, am-nâat, rɛɛng, fai, fai-fáa
maiyyo, warkṣäl
güç, güç, güç, güç, iktidar, kuvvet, kuvvet, üs, güç sağlamak
energiýa, güýç
вла́да, вла́да, вла́да, еле́ктрика, електроене́ргія, електропостача́ння, ене́ргія, поту́жність, поту́жність, сте́пінь, струм
vláda, vláda, vláda, eléktryka, elektroenérhija, elektropostačánnja, enérhija, potúžnistʹ, potúžnistʹ, stépinʹ, strum
بَرْق, شَکْتی, شَکْتی, شَکْتی, طاقَت, طاقَت, طاقَت, قُدْرَت, قُوَّت, قُوَّت, قُوَّت
barq, śaktī, śaktī, śaktī, tāqat, tāqat, tāqat, qudrat, quvvat, quvvat, quvvat
energiya, qudrat, quvvat, tok
quyền lực, thế lực, điện lực, nhờ
pŵer, pŵer, pŵer, pŵer, pweru
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