stronghalf

noun
UK /ˈstrɒŋhɑːf/
US /ˈstrɔːŋhæf/

The stronger part of something that is split into two halves.

The stronghalf of the rope held the heavy box without breaking.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The more powerful side in a game or contest.

Our team was the stronghalf in the second match.

3. The part of a material that can carry the most weight.

Engineers tested the stronghalf of the bridge beam.

4. The more capable member of a pair.

In their partnership, she was the stronghalf during hard times.