Delilah in Latin
Delilah in Latin is Dalila — Delilah means in the Bible, the woman who betrayed Samson by discovering the secret of his strength.
Delilah in Latin
Dalila
The mistress of Samson who betrayed him to the Philistines.
What does "Delilah" mean?
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name In the Bible, the woman who betrayed Samson by discovering the secret of his strength.
"The story of Samson and Delilah has inspired countless paintings and films."
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noun A seductive, cunning woman who betrays or manipulates a man; a femme fatale.
"The press painted her as a modern-day Delilah out to bring down her powerful husband."
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Delilah in a sentence
- The story of Samson and Delilah has inspired countless paintings and films.
- The press painted her as a modern-day Delilah out to bring down her powerful husband.
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What is "Delilah" in Latin?
"Delilah" in Latin is Dalila. Delilah means: In the Bible, the woman who betrayed Samson by discovering the secret of his strength.
How do you use "Delilah" in a sentence?
Example: "The story of Samson and Delilah has inspired countless paintings and films." In Latin, "Delilah" is Dalila.
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