How to say fat in Fujian Nanping dialect

The fat can be said to be strong in Fujian Nanping dialect. Old family members say "fat" for "strong", and "strong" is a very old Chinese word. In our hometown, even today, said "fat" people are still very few, people continue to say "strong". People continue to say "壮" (strong), or speak some other dialect words with strong ancient meaning, such as "发福" (发福) and "福泽" (福泽), to express "fatness" (胖). Zhuang záng 《说文》：壮，大也。 Dialect - Volume 1: záng (壮) means "strong" (壮), which means "strong" (壮) in the Qin and Jin Dynasties. Derived from, fat; fat. Note: Zhuang is an ancient dialect word from Qin and Jin in the pre-Qin period. Now also seen in Jiangxi Gao'an and most other places and Hunan Dongkou, Liling and other places in the Gan dialect; also seen in the Xiang dialect, Hakka dialect, Hui language, Jin language, the Central Plains Mandarin, Lan Yin Mandarin, Jianghuai Mandarin, Southwest Mandarin and Zhejiang Hangzhou and other places in the Wu dialect. Therefore, the fat Fujian Nanping language fat can be said to be strong