強きょう壮そう

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 50,000

Meanings

na-adjective, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', noun

robust; sturdy; strong and healthy

Describes a person's physical build or constitution as strong, sturdy, and able-bodied. Often used in formal or written descriptions.

強きょう壮そうな体たい格かくa sturdy, robust physique
彼かれは強きょう壮そうな体たい格かくをしている。
He has a robust, sturdy build.
強きょう壮そうな〈人ひと〉a robust, sturdy person
祖そ父ふは今いまでも強きょう壮そうな老ろう人じんだ。
My grandfather is still a robust old man even now.

頑がん丈じょうN2
頑丈 is a common everyday word for sturdiness that can describe both people and objects, while 強壮 is more formal and used only for the physical strength and health of living beings.
強きょう健けん
強健 and 強壮 both mean robustly healthy, but 強健 is slightly more literary and less frequently used in everyday speech.
丈じょう夫ぶN4
丈夫 is the common, everyday word for being healthy or sturdy, whereas 強壮 sounds more formal and is typically used in written descriptions.

虚きょ弱じゃく
虚弱 describes a weak, frail constitution, the direct opposite of the robust, sturdy build described by 強壮.

強ごう情じょうN1
強情 (stubbornness) shares the kanji 強 with 強壮 but describes a personality trait, not physical health or build.

Compound of 強 (strong) and 壮 (vigorous, robust). The combination emphasizes physical strength and health.