Strength
Noun
ちから
おなかがすいて、力がでない。
I’m hungry and losing strength.
あのアメリカ人の女にはふじ山をうごかす力がある。
That American woman has the power to move Mt. Fuji.
おかあさんは、のこりのかぞくがたばになってもかなわない力をもっている。
My mom is more powerful than the rest of my family put together.
When a vocab word is made up of a single kanji and that's it, it almost always takes the meaning from its parent kanji. So, this vocab word also means power.
When a vocab word is a single kanji all alone with no okurigana (hiragana attached to the kanji), it usually uses the kun'yomi reading. You didn't learn the kun'yomi reading with the kanji, so for this vocab word, we'll use a mnemonic.
The most powerful man in the world. All his power came from his cheek (ちから). Imagine him blowing up his cheek like a giant balloon, then unleashing his power on you. Thwap thwap thwap thwap.