This is the 8670th most frequent German word.
krafft
The word "krafft" is not standard in modern German. It may be an archaic or misspelled form of "Kraft," which means "strength" or "power" in English.
Here, 'krafft' refers to 'strength' or 'force' in a natural context.
Die krafft des Windes war stark genug, um die Bäume zu biegen.
The strength of the wind was strong enough to bend the trees.
In this sentence, 'krafft' signifies 'physical strength' of a person.
Er benutzt seine krafft, um schwere Lasten zu heben.
He uses his strength to lift heavy loads.
'krafft' in this instance represents 'mental or collaborative power'.