demon in Greek
demon in Greek is δαίμονας, δαιμόνιο — demon means an evil supernatural being, often associated with hell or wickedness.
demon in Greek
δαίμονας
Pronounced: daimonas
δαιμόνιο
Pronounced: daimonio
What does "demon" mean?
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noun An evil supernatural being, often associated with hell or wickedness.
"In the film, a priest tries to cast the demon out of the old house."
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noun A destructive habit, feeling, or personal struggle, especially one someone battles internally.
"He finally confronted the demons of his addiction."
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noun Someone with remarkable skill, energy, or intensity at an activity.
"He's an absolute demon on the tennis court."
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demon in a sentence
- In the film, a priest tries to cast the demon out of the old house.
- Folklore across many cultures describes demons tempting people into wrongdoing.
- He finally confronted the demons of his addiction.
- Years later, she was still fighting the demons from that difficult childhood.
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What is "demon" in Greek?
"demon" in Greek is δαίμονας, δαιμόνιο. demon means: An evil supernatural being, often associated with hell or wickedness.
How do you pronounce δαίμονας?
"demon" in Greek is δαίμονας, pronounced "daimonas".
How do you use "demon" in a sentence?
Example: "In the film, a priest tries to cast the demon out of the old house." In Greek, "demon" is δαίμονας, δαιμόνιο.
Are there other ways to say "demon" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "demon": δαίμονας, δαιμόνιο.
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