Abaddon (Angel of the Abyss)
Religious
Angel of the bottomless pit in the Book of Revelation, Chapter 9 — king of the locusts in the apocalypse
"destruction, ruin"
"place of destruction, the abyss"
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“The fearsome angel of the abyss from Revelation”
Abaddon comes from the Hebrew 'abad' meaning destruction or ruin. In the Hebrew Bible, Abaddon appears as a place of destruction equivalent to Sheol or the realm of the dead. In the New Testament's Book of Revelation, Abaddon becomes a fearsome figure — the angel of the bottomless pit, king of the locusts that torment mankind. The name has survived millennia of religious tradition and is rare as a given name precisely because of its dark, apocalyptic associations.
Abaddon has never charted as a given name in mainstream use. Its appearances are limited to highly unconventional naming choices, often among parents drawn to biblical mythology, dark aesthetics, or fantasy culture.
In Jewish mystical tradition, Abaddon is one of the seven names of Gehinnom (the underworld). In Christian tradition, Abaddon (also called Apollyon in Greek) is the destroying angel of the apocalypse in the Book of Revelation.
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Religious
Angel of the bottomless pit in the Book of Revelation, Chapter 9 — king of the locusts in the apocalypse
Other
Demon and Knight of Hell character in the TV series 'Supernatural'
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