Strength as a family value
Strength in a family creed is rarely about muscles. It means being solid for each other: steady when things wobble, able to carry someone else's load for a while. Families who choose it often think of an oak tree or a tower, and both are classic heraldic charges.
Family mottos about strength
- Stand strong
- Strong together
- Steady and strong
- Strength in unity
- Stand strong. Speak true.
- Stand strong. Be brave. Keep your word.
- Strength and hard work
Latin mottos with strength
In Latin, strength is Robur; “by” or “with strength” is Robore. Paired with another value it makes a classic two-word motto.
- Semper Fortes
- Always strong
- Robore et Veritate
- By strength and truth
- Robore et Fortitudine
- By strength and courage
- Robore et Officio
- By strength and duty
- Robore et Labore
- By strength and work
- Robore et Clementia
- By strength and mercy
- Robore et Liberalitate
- By strength and generosity
- Robore et Hospitalitate
- By strength and hospitality
Creed lines about strength
Classic (timeless and formal)
We are strong in body, mind and spirit.
We stand like the oak through every storm.
Our strength is our unity.
Warm (heartfelt and plain-spoken)
We're strong because we stand together.
We lift each other up when one of us is tired.
We take care of our bodies and our hearts.
Playful (funny, but still true)
We carry all the groceries in one trip.
We can open every jar in this house.
We do our push-ups. Some of us.
A sample creed built around strength
This is what the generator writes for a family whose answers put strength first, in the classic tone. Your family's own answers will change the lines, and you can edit every one.
Here is what our family stands for:
We stand like the oak through every storm.
Our word is our bond.
We face hard things with courage.
This is our way.
Strength in heraldry
Gules (red) is the color most often tied to strength: traditionally military strength and magnanimity. Symbols that suit it:
Talk about it at the table
- What makes our family strong?
- When have you leaned on someone in this family?
- How can we take care of our bodies and minds so we can be strong for each other?