Writers use "mighty" to evoke a sense of grandeur and power that can range from the cosmic to the quietly formidable. In some texts, it elevates natural forces or celestial bodies—as when a sun or a flood is described as mighty ([1], [2])—while in epic narratives it often characterizes heroic figures or divine rulers, imbuing them with superhuman strength and nobility ([3], [4], [5]). The word also finds a place in everyday language to suggest excellence or effective intensity, reflecting an attitude or mood that borders on the remarkable ([6], [7]). Thus, "mighty" serves not only as a descriptor of raw power, but also as a versatile literary tool that links the majestic realms of myth and nature with the passions and character of humanity ([8], [9]).