dynamis
/dɪˈnæmɪs/Definitions
1. noun
In Aristotelian philosophy, a potentiality or inherent capacity for change or motion.
“The concept of dynamis is central to understanding the nature of living things in the works of Aristotle.”
2. noun
A source of power or energy, such as a dynamo or a generator.
“The power plant is a major dynamis for the entire city’s electricity supply.”