| ability | action one is capable of |
| ability | strength, bodily power |
| ability | means, resources, funds |
| all | to the best of my ability |
| best | as far as I can, to the best of my ability |
| bewitchment | magical appeal, ability to charm |
| can | be skilled [in], have ability [in] |
| choice | ability to choose, skill in choosing |
| craft | skill, art, ability |
| cunning | skill, ability, expertise |
| fathom | calibre, ability, depth |
| fear | formidableness, ability to inspire fear |
| fence | fencing ability, skill at swordplay |
| function | ability to exercise the faculties, natural powers |
| gall | spirit of anger, venom, ability to be angry |
| hand | ability, skill [with the hand] |
| holding | ability to maintain, power of sustaining |
| ingenious | [unclear meaning] lacking all ability, stupid |
| iteration | ability to quote scripture |
| leasing | skill in lying, ability to lie |
| let | power to interfere, ability to hinder |
| light | ability to see clearly, power of vision |
| possibility | capability, ability, competence |
| power | faculty, function, ability |
| profession | avowal of skilled knowledge, declaration of ability to carry out a task |
| Proteus | ['prohtius] old man of the sea, shepherd of Poseidon's flock, with the ability to change his shape |
| quality | accomplishment, capacity, ability |
| repairing | with power of recovery, with ability to revive |
| sense | ability to respond to sensation, physical perception |
| soundless | beyond the ability to sound, unfathomable |
| spurring | ability to use spurs |
| stupefied | lacking the ability to feel, grown insensible |
| sufficiency | competence, ability, capability |
| thought | imagination, conception, ability to comprehend |
| virtue | quality, accomplishment, ability |
| wit | intelligence, wisdom, good sense, mental ability |