An Aramaic noun meaning 'might' or 'strength,' appearing in Daniel 4:30 (English 4:27) in Nebuchadnezzar's boastful declaration about his own power: 'by the might of my strength.' The term emphasizes forceful capacity—the ability to accomplish great things through power. In the immediate context, Nebuchadnezzar attributes his building achievements to his own might, which sets up the divine rebuke that follows. The word appears in construct form, bound to 'my strength,' creating an intensified expression of self-reliant power. This serves as a foil to the theme of God's sovereign might.