Baal in Greek
Baal in Greek is Βάαλ — Baal means a storm and fertility god worshipped in ancient Phoenicia and Canaan.
Baal in Greek
Βάαλ
Pronounced: Vaal
What does "Baal" mean?
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name A storm and fertility god worshipped in ancient Phoenicia and Canaan.
"Ancient inscriptions record offerings made to Baal."
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noun A false god or idol, used broadly in a disapproving or biblical sense.
"The prophet condemned the people for bowing to a baal."
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Baal in a sentence
- Ancient inscriptions record offerings made to Baal.
- The prophet condemned the people for bowing to a baal.
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What is "Baal" in Greek?
"Baal" in Greek is Βάαλ. Baal means: A storm and fertility god worshipped in ancient Phoenicia and Canaan.
How do you pronounce Βάαλ?
"Baal" in Greek is Βάαλ, pronounced "Vaal".
How do you use "Baal" in a sentence?
Example: "Ancient inscriptions record offerings made to Baal." In Greek, "Baal" is Βάαλ.
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