Lilith in Greek
Lilith in Greek is Λίλιθ — Lilith means in ancient Mesopotamian myth, a demon associated with storms, disease, and death.
Lilith in Greek
Λίλιθ
Pronounced: Lilith
(mythology) A Mesopotamian storm demon, a bearer of disease and death.
What does "Lilith" mean?
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name In ancient Mesopotamian myth, a demon associated with storms, disease, and death.
"The clay tablet described Lilith as a night-demon who preyed on infants."
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name In later Jewish folklore, said to be Adam's first wife, created before Eve.
"Some retellings cast Lilith as a symbol of independence rather than evil."
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name A hypothetical second, invisible moon of Earth proposed by early 20th-century astrologers.
"Astrologers who use Lilith in a chart are referring to this symbolic point, not a real moon."
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name A female first name inspired by the mythological figure.
"Lilith is a striking, slightly dark choice for a baby name."
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Lilith in a sentence
- The clay tablet described Lilith as a night-demon who preyed on infants.
- Some retellings cast Lilith as a symbol of independence rather than evil.
- Astrologers who use Lilith in a chart are referring to this symbolic point, not a real moon.
- Lilith is a striking, slightly dark choice for a baby name.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Lilith" in Greek?
"Lilith" in Greek is Λίλιθ. Lilith means: In ancient Mesopotamian myth, a demon associated with storms, disease, and death.
How do you pronounce Λίλιθ?
"Lilith" in Greek is Λίλιθ, pronounced "Lilith".
How do you use "Lilith" in a sentence?
Example: "The clay tablet described Lilith as a night-demon who preyed on infants." In Greek, "Lilith" is Λίλιθ.
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