strength.

From Old High German Ricohard — rīc, "ruler, power," + hard, "brave, strong" — i

Free man; strong

Manly, strong, courageous

From the Old Irish element bri meaning 'hill' (with an extended sense of 'noble' or 'high'); often translated as 'strong' or 'virtuous'

From Scottish Gaelic dubh ('dark') + glas ('stream' or 'water'); originally a place name on the River Douglas, then a powerful Scottish clan surname

Strong, firm, enduring

God is my strength

Variant spelling of Brian — from Old Irish bri meaning 'hill' or, by extension, 'noble' or 'strong'

Strong-willed warrior; a short form of William, from Germanic elements meaning 'will, desire' and 'helmet, protection'

From λέων (leōn) and its Latin descendant leo, "lion

A short form of Donald, from Scottish Gaelic Domhnall meaning 'world ruler' or 'world mighty'

French form of Andrew, from Greek Andreas — from anēr/andros ('man'); 'manly' or 'strong'

"Lion, strong, vigorous

"Growth, abundance