lì liàng
Strength
- 力
- strength, power
- 量
- capacity, amount
The everyday word for strength and power.
The Chinese word for strength is 力量 (lì liàng). The everyday word for strength and power.
lì liàng
Strength
力 is physical strength, and 力量 is strength in a broader sense: inner strength, or the power of an idea or a community.
力量
力量
力量 is written the same way in simplified and traditional Chinese, so every Chinese reader recognises it.
Chinese often has more than one word where English has one. Here is how they differ.
lì liàng
Strength
The everyday word for strength and power.
lì
Strength
A single character for raw strength.
Strength is 力量 in Chinese, pronounced lì liàng. Strength 力 means “strength, power”, 量 means “capacity, amount”.
Say lì (fourth tone, falling), liàng (fourth tone, falling). Mandarin tones change meaning, so it is worth listening to a native speaker once.
No. 力量 is written the same way in simplified and traditional Chinese.
力 (lì): Strength A single character for raw strength.
Yes, it is a real, everyday Chinese word rather than a machine translation, so Chinese readers will understand it. Keep the characters in their order, top to bottom or left to right, and never mirrored. Choose a readable style such as Kaishu, bring a clean reference to your artist, and show it to a fluent reader before your appointment.