(a) Fierce in fighting; (b) of Christ: powerful, mighty. …

(a) Of a medicine, remedy: too powerful; too harsh; (b) of a knight: too mighty. …

Courage, bravery. …

(a) Having a hardy constitution; (b) ?fierce in fighting, undaunted. …

(a) Of a person, bodily part or component, etc.: having physical strength; sturdy, strong; also fig.; also, as an epithet for a giant or Samson; of physical might or power: vigorous, strong; strong as……

strengest faithed, having the strongest religious faith. …

To exert force, to press: (a) to constrain, compel, or cause (someone to do something), to impose or cause (continence); (b) to drive or force (someone somewhere), to cause (an arrow to fly); (c) to……

(a) A fortified place, stronghold; (b) a place of confinement; ?a cell. …

Obstinate, headstrong, impetuous. …

(a) Physical strength; sturdiness; (b) the severity of an ailment. …

(a) Lacking in physical strength, vigor, etc., weak; also, not impervious to injury or illness, vulnerable (b) diminished in strength or vigor, enfeebled by age, illness, etc.; also, of the power of……

Of a sacrament: effective. …

(a) To harden (something); to strengthen (the body), fortify (the spirit); (b) to make (someone) stubborn, unyielding, obdurate; endured in sin, hardened in sin. …

(a) To ring (a bell), toll, sound; ring (a peal); ringen oute; ringen to prime, ring (a peal) at prime; (b) to announce (certain times, events) by bell-ringing; ringen curfeu (mid-dai, mid-night)……

(a) Great, large, tall; of blows: hard, heavy; of a warrior: strong, valorous; driest del, greater part; (b) lasting, long; of a way or path: long, tedious; dri fro, distant from. …

(a) To rest or move on the surface (of a liquid), float, drift; of a ship: sail; (b) of fish, persons: to swim; (c) to drift, float, sail in a ship; (d) to move (through the air); of arrows: to fly……

(a) Physical strength, muscular power, brute might of body; also, the stamina of hounds during the chase [1st quot.]; drauen (taken) awei with streng, to remove (a plaster) roughly; (b) pl. mighty……

(a) To quench (thirst); also, extinguish (a lantern); (b) to cease, stop; pl.impv. slokes, enough! …

?Pierced, damaged. …

Of persons and animals: (a) strong, sturdy, robust; big of bones, of sturdy build; big in armes, strong-armed; of big strengthe, powerful; (b) full-grown, big; (c) stout-hearted, courageous, fierce……