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精神力 /sei shin ryo ku/ meas 'strength of will, willpower' as a noun. 意志堅固 /i shi ken gou/ means 'strong-willed, determined' as an adjective. If you are referring to the Naruto anime term 'hi no ishi' it is 火の意志 and means 'will/determination of fire'.

As a name an example could be 高意 /ta ka o ki/ meaning 'high-willed, strong-hearted'.

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'Strongest' in Japanese translates to 一番強い (ichiban tsuyoi).

For example: "I am the strongest person in the world" translates to 俺は世界で一番強い人なんだ (ore wa sekai de ichiban tsuyoi hito nanda).

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The word 'strong' is 強い (tsuyoi) in Japanese.

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Strong is "tsuyoi" 強い。

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"Tsuyoi" is the Japanese word for strong.

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