Enischuo describes being made stronger, whether after food or through an angel's aid.

The two verses show a single use: making someone stronger, expressed after taking food in Acts 9:19 and in an angel's strengthening action in Luke 22:43.

1. Making someone stronger · dominant

   In Acts 9:19, the aorist active indicative form occurs after taking food; the APB renders the result, “he was strengthened.” In Luke 22:43, the present active participle describes the angel's action toward him; the APB renders that action as “strengthened him.”

   Acts 9:19Luke 22:43

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB uses “was strengthened” in Acts 9:19 and “strengthened him” in Luke 22:43. These render the clauses' overall presentation rather than establishing a finer distinction.