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A feature of Latin adjectives is that they can be used as substantives without change. That is, if bonus, -a, -um is "good", you can used bonus to mean "a good man/person", bona "a good woman", bonum "a good thing".

With this in mind, "strong one" could be translated simply as fortis. (Unless what's being described is neuter: in "Of all the fortifications, I attacked the strong one", "the strong one" would be forte, because munimentum, "fortification", is neuter.)

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