leviathan in Greek
leviathan in Greek is λεβιάθαν — leviathan means a huge and immensely powerful sea creature, often from Biblical or mythological tradition.
leviathan in Greek
λεβιάθαν
Pronounced: leviathan
(Bible, mythological creature) A vast sea monster of tremendous strength, either imaginary or real, described as the most dangerous and powerful creature in the ocean.
What does "leviathan" mean?
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noun A huge and immensely powerful sea creature, often from Biblical or mythological tradition.
"Sailors once told stories of a leviathan lurking beneath the waves."
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noun Something enormous in size, power, or scale, especially an organization or institution.
"The company has grown into a corporate leviathan with offices worldwide."
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leviathan in a sentence
- Sailors once told stories of a leviathan lurking beneath the waves.
- The company has grown into a corporate leviathan with offices worldwide.
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What is "leviathan" in Greek?
"leviathan" in Greek is λεβιάθαν. leviathan means: A huge and immensely powerful sea creature, often from Biblical or mythological tradition.
How do you pronounce λεβιάθαν?
"leviathan" in Greek is λεβιάθαν, pronounced "leviathan".
How do you use "leviathan" in a sentence?
Example: "Sailors once told stories of a leviathan lurking beneath the waves." In Greek, "leviathan" is λεβιάθαν.
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