spēks

Etymology
From, from with a suffix -ko, from. The meaning changed from “(well) developed, big, fat” to “stout, strong”, i.e., for the nominal form, “strength,” “force.” Cognates include 🇨🇬,, 🇨🇬.

Noun

 * 1)  force physical quantity describing the interaction of bodies whereby they undergo acceleration or deformation
 * 2)  force, strength, power capacity to carry out (especially physical) actions or motion
 * 3)  (physical) force, coercion, violence
 * 4) strength, power of mental processes: mental features that support or strengthen their expression
 * 5)  force legal validity, power
 * 6) force, power, strength capacity or power to influence, to persuade, to make something happen
 * 7)  forces a group within society, united by a common feature
 * 8)  forces people united by a goal, ideal, task
 * 1)  (physical) force, coercion, violence
 * 2) strength, power of mental processes: mental features that support or strengthen their expression
 * 3)  force legal validity, power
 * 4) force, power, strength capacity or power to influence, to persuade, to make something happen
 * 5)  forces a group within society, united by a common feature
 * 6)  forces people united by a goal, ideal, task
 * 1)  (physical) force, coercion, violence
 * 2) strength, power of mental processes: mental features that support or strengthen their expression
 * 3)  force legal validity, power
 * 4) force, power, strength capacity or power to influence, to persuade, to make something happen
 * 5)  forces a group within society, united by a common feature
 * 6)  forces people united by a goal, ideal, task
 * 1)  force legal validity, power
 * 2) force, power, strength capacity or power to influence, to persuade, to make something happen
 * 3)  forces a group within society, united by a common feature
 * 4)  forces people united by a goal, ideal, task
 * 1) force, power, strength capacity or power to influence, to persuade, to make something happen
 * 2)  forces a group within society, united by a common feature
 * 3)  forces people united by a goal, ideal, task
 * 1)  forces a group within society, united by a common feature
 * 2)  forces people united by a goal, ideal, task
 * 1)  forces a group within society, united by a common feature
 * 2)  forces people united by a goal, ideal, task
 * 1)  forces a group within society, united by a common feature
 * 2)  forces people united by a goal, ideal, task
 * 1)  forces people united by a goal, ideal, task
 * 1)  forces people united by a goal, ideal, task