The Proverbs 31 \"Woman of Valor\" is a idealized portrait of a strong capable and God-fearing individual described in the final chapter of the biblical Book of Proverbs.
Translation- The phrase comes from the Hebrew \"eshet chayil\", literally meaning a \"woman of valor\" or \"woman of strength\". Often translated in modern Bibles as a wife of \"noble character\" or \"virtuous woman\".
In Jewish culture the poem is traditionally sung or recited by the family- often by her husband honoring his wife or mother around the table at the beginning of the Friday night Sabbat meal.

Here is a bit of the Woman of Valor - A woman of valor, who can find - her price is far beyond pearls. Her husband\'s heart trusts in her is never lacking. She does only good for him and no harm all the days of her life. She seeks out wool and linen, and her hands work earnestly. Like a merchant\'s ships she brings sustenance from afar. She arises while still night, and she prepares food for her home and household.