Leviathan

//lɪˈvaɪəθn̩//

Synonyms for "leviathan" (130 found)

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Translations

46 translations across 32 languages.

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Ancient Greek

2 entries
  • Λευιάθαν noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)
  • Λευιαθάν noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Arabic

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  • لَوِيَاثَان noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Bulgarian

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  • левиата́н noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Chinese Mandarin

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  • 利維坦 /利维坦 noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)
  • 利維坦 /利维坦 noun (the political state, especially a domineering and totalitarian one)
  • 力威亞探 /力威亚探 noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)
  • 里外雅堂 noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Dutch

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  • leviathan noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Esperanto

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  • levjatano noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Estonian

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  • leviaatan noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Finnish

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  • leviatan noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)
  • leviatan noun (the political state, especially a domineering and totalitarian one)

French

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  • léviathanique adj (very large (cognates) — see also enormous)
  • léviathan noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Georgian

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  • ლევიათანი noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

German

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  • Leviathan noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)
  • Meerungeheuer noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Greek

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  • λεβιάθαν noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Hebrew

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  • לִוְיָתָן noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Ido

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  • leviatano noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Indonesian

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  • lewiatan adj (very large (cognates) — see also enormous)
  • raksasa adj (very large (cognates) — see also enormous)
  • lewiatan noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Italian

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  • leviatano noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Japanese

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  • リヴァイアサン noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)
  • レヴィアタン noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Korean

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  • 레비아탄 noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Lao

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  • ເລວີອາທັນ noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Malay

2 entries
  • raksasa adj (very large (cognates) — see also enormous)
  • lewiatan noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Old Ruthenian

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  • левиафа́нъ noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)
  • левиаѳа́мъ noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Persian

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  • لوتان noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)
  • لویاتان noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Polish

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  • lewiatan noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Portuguese

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  • leviatã noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Russian

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  • левиафа́н noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)
  • чу́до-ю́до noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Scots

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  • leviathan noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Spanish

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  • leviatán noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Swedish

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  • Leviatan noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Tamil

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  • லெவியாதன் noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Thai

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  • เลวีอาธาน noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Ugaritic

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  • 𐎍𐎚𐎐 noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Yiddish

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  • לוויתן noun (vast sea monster of tremendous strength)

Sample sentences

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Glorious London! Leviathan of human greed; palpitating hot-bed of iniquity and joy; Greek, Roman, Spanish, Saxon, Kelt, Scot, Pict, Norman and Dane have swept over thee like winter storms; and the mighty Cæsar, Julius of old, with a myriad of bucklered warriors and one hundred galleons of sailors, triple-oared mariners, defying wave and fate, have ploughed the placid face of Father Thames, startling the loud cry of hawk and bittern as his royal prows grated on thy strand, or skimmed over the marshes of thy infancy.

Source: tatoeba (11681311)

The Cenobites are hellish creatures that dwell within a dimension known as Hell, ruled by the sadomasochistic entity known as Leviathan.

Source: tatoeba (11802937)

So is this greate and wyde ſee [sea] alſo, wherin are thinges crepinge innumerable, both ſmall and greate beaſtes. There go the ſhippes ouer, and there is that Leuiathan, whom thou haſt made, to take his paſtyme therin.

Source: wiktionary

Euen ſo do I thinke them no trewe Chryſtian men that do not reioyce with the Angels of heauen for the deliuerie of theſe owre brootherne, owre fleſſhe, and owre bones, from the handes of owre commune enemie the oulde ſerpente who hath ſo longe had them in hys poſſeſſion, vntyll the fulneſſe of the gentyles be accomplyſſhed accordynge to the time prefinite by hym, who vnto the yeare after his incarnation. M. CCCC. lxxxxii. hath ſuffered the greate ſerpente of the ſea Leuiathan, to haue ſuche dominion in the Ocean […]

Source: wiktionary

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