Girl Names Meaning Strength
14 namesValentina
Girl
Latin
"Strong, healthy, courageous"
Astrid
Girl
Norse
"Divinely beautiful; godly strength"
Kana
Girl
Japanese
"Powerful, beautiful (佳奈)"
Solveig
Girl
Norse
"Sun strength"
Jihyo
Girl
Korean
"Wisdom and strength (지효)"
Edeltraud
Girl
German
"Noble strength"
Elfriede
Girl
German
"Elf strength"
Gertrude
Girl
German
"Spear strength"
Ùrsainn
Girl
Scottish
"Bear strength"
Truus
Girl
Dutch
"Strength"
Gabriela
Girl
Czech
"God is my strength"
Alkmene
Girl
Greek
"Strength of the moon"
Melisande
Girl
Greek
"Bee, honey strength"
Gabrielly
Girl
Brazilian
"God is my strength"
Boy Names Meaning Strength
23 namesOliver
Boy
Latin/Norse
"Olive tree; ancestor's descendants"
Benjamin
Boy
Hebrew
"Son of the right hand"
Leo
Boy
Latin
"Lion"
Atlas
Boy
Greek
"To carry; endure"
Roman
Boy
Latin
"Citizen of Rome"
Gabriel
Boy
Hebrew
"God is my strength"
Ezekiel
Boy
Hebrew
"God strengthens"
Tau
Boy
Tswana
"Lion"
Haruna
Boy
Hausa
"Aaron (high mountain)"
Saif
Boy
Arabic
"Sword"
Boaz
Boy
Hebrew
"Swiftness, strength"
Elan
Boy
Hebrew
"Tree"
Erez
Boy
Hebrew
"Cedar tree"
Leonid
Boy
Russian
"Lion strength"
Gang
Boy
Chinese
"Strong, unyielding (刚)"
Guoqiang
Boy
Chinese
"Country strong (国强)"
Mingan
Boy
Native American
"Grey wolf"
Gábor
Boy
Hungarian
"God is my strength"
Decha
Boy
Thai
"Power"
Palang
Boy
Thai
"Power, strength"
Kratos
Boy
Greek
"Strength, power"
Mentor
Boy
Greek
"Strength of mind"
Gabriele
Boy
Italian
"God is my strength"
The Meaning of "Strength" Across Cultures
The concept of strength appears across virtually every human culture, often inspiring names that parents have given their children for generations. Names meaning strength can be found in ancient Greek, Hebrew, Norse, Arabic, Celtic, Japanese, and many other traditions — each bringing a unique cultural perspective to this universal human value.
When you choose a name meaning strength, you are connecting your child to a lineage of people who embodied this quality. These names often carry both the literal meaning and the cultural weight of what strength meant to those who created them.