power . ( Of the lat. )( potentia ). 1. f. ability to run something, or produce an effect. Aural power, once. 2. f. generative capacity. 3. f. power and strength, especially of a State. 4. f. nation or sovereign State. 5. f. person or powerful or influential entity. 6. f. Each of the groups of rays of light than in three are put at the head of the images of Jesus Christ, and at number two on the front of the Moses. 7. f. Fil. by antonom. Each of the three faculties of the soul, i.e., understanding, desire and memory. 8. f. Fil. Passive capacity to receive the Act, ability to be. 9. f. Fil. What is as possible and not to act. 10. f. Fís. Amount of energy produced or consumed per unit of time. 11. f. Mat. Product that results from multiplying a number or expression by itself one or more times . pure power . 1. f. Fil. Which is conceived as devoid of all current, but able to receive any. de power a power . 1. loc. Advisor. Of equal to equal, as two sovereign States. increase to power . 1. loc. verb. Mat. Multiply a number by itself as many times as its exponent indicates. 2. loc. verb. Increase in quantity, extent, intensity, etc. en power . 1. loc. Advisor. Fil. potentially. Being in power. the latest from power . 1. loc. Sust. d. All the effort that one is able to.