15 Beautiful Baby Names That Mean ‘Strength’

This Celtic baby name for girls means “strong.” Call her Bri for short.

It means “strong,” “firm” and “long-lived,” so it's basically the ideal moniker for your tenacious little guy.

Remember Roald Dahl's Matilda? Well, he picked the right name for this feisty character—it means “might,” “power” or “battle.”

Consistently in the top ten baby names, Liam has Irish origins and is a form of William. And when your mini refuses to eat his peas, just remember that his name means “strong-willed.”

Pronounced ay-luh, in Scottish Gaelic this pretty name means “from the strong place.”

A Welsh name that means “strong lord.” Guess we know who's going to be king of the playground.

Comes from the Latin word “valens,” which means “healthy” and “strong.”

This short but sweet moniker is of Korean origin and means “strong.”

As in Hepburn. (And also “noble strength.”)

Only cool parents need apply for this one, which means “strength,” “powerful” and “courageous.”

We love the way this name (that means “strong”) rolls off the tongue, but you could also call her Gaby for short.

Means “greatest” because, duh.

With Gaelic origins, this moniker means “unique strength.” Sure, it's a little old-fashioned but Gus is an adorable nickname, no?

This gender-neutral name comes from the last name Eberhart, which means “brave,” “hardy” or “strong.”

From the Greek Philomenēs (lover of strength), this name is both sweet and unique.