Abaddon in Latin
Abaddon in Latin is Abaddōn — Abaddon means in the Bible, the angel or personification of destruction who rules over the bottomless pit; by extension, the pit itself.
Abaddon in Latin
Abaddōn
The destroyer, or angel of the bottomless pit; Apollyon;[First attested from 1350 to 1470]
What does "Abaddon" mean?
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name In the Bible, the angel or personification of destruction who rules over the bottomless pit; by extension, the pit itself.
"The Book of Revelation names Abaddon as the king of the abyss."
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- The Book of Revelation names Abaddon as the king of the abyss.
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What is "Abaddon" in Latin?
"Abaddon" in Latin is Abaddōn. Abaddon means: In the Bible, the angel or personification of destruction who rules over the bottomless pit; by extension, the pit itself.
How do you use "Abaddon" in a sentence?
Example: "The Book of Revelation names Abaddon as the king of the abyss." In Latin, "Abaddon" is Abaddōn.
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