Tragkräftig

Tragkräftig is a German adjective that translates to effective, impactful, powerful, or substantial in English. It describes something that has a significant effect, carries weight, or is capable of bearing a considerable load, both literally and figuratively.

In a business or economic context, tragkräftig can refer to a strategy, a company, or a market that is robust and capable of sustaining growth or weathering challenges. For example, a "tragkräftige Wirtschaft" would be a strong and resilient economy. A "tragkräftiger Plan" is a plan that is likely to achieve its objectives due to its sound structure and resources.

Beyond economics, the term can be applied to concepts or arguments. A "tragkräftiges Argument" is one that is persuasive and holds up under scrutiny, carrying significant logical weight. Similarly, a "tragkräftige Lösung" is an effective and impactful solution to a problem.

In a more literal sense, tragkräftig can describe physical strength or capacity. A "tragkräftige Brücke" is a bridge that can support a substantial amount of weight. The word is derived from the verb "tragen," meaning to carry. Therefore, something that is tragkräftig is capable of carrying or bearing something substantial. The overall meaning emphasizes a quality of solidity, effectiveness, and the ability to produce a significant outcome or withstand considerable force.