Examples of using Abaddon in English and their translations into Serbian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Latin
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Cyrillic
Where's Abaddon?
Abaddon is dead.
My name is Abaddon.
Abaddon-- a knight of Hell.
Answer me, Abaddon!
Abaddon has come for me.
His name is Abaddon.
Abaddon's getting more brazen.
This is Matthew Abaddon.
He wants Abaddon as dead as I do.
One came back-- Abaddon.
Abaddon, the annihilator shoplifted from there.
My intel is for Abaddon.
I termed down the Abaddon disfocused in Nathaniel.
But I have to stop Abaddon.
Abaddon, the last Knight of Hell, is looking to up her pay grade and take over the place.
You're very perceptive, Mr. Abaddon.
If Abaddon wins, you can kiss all that goodbye-- all the fancy cars, the book deals.
I can't drop the ball on Abaddon right now.
So, it's time to move on to more pressing matters,like destroying Abaddon.
Abaddon is the last Knight of Hell, and if you're out of the game, what the hell do you care if she dies?
We need it to kill a Knight of Hell-- Abaddon.
Listen, if Abaddon takes over, the one thing she wants more than anything is to make hell on earth.
If he told Lola,she definitely told Abaddon.
And the, uh, Abaddon supporters you've been sending to kill my brother, how does Dean feel about that double-cross?
I told you I'd be in touch when I'd found Abaddon.
The Septuagint, an early Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible,renders"Abaddon" as"ἀ απώλεια", while the Greek Apollyon comes from apollumi(ἀ απόλλυμι),"to destroy".
But you said the First Blade was our only shot at killing Abaddon.
According to the Brown Driver Briggs lexicon, the Hebrew abaddon(Hebrew:אבדון; abaddon) is an intensive form of the Semitic root and verb stem abad(אָבַד)"perish"(transitive"destroy"), which occurs 184 times in the Hebrew Bible.
Your slimy followers were counting on you to kill Abaddon, and you let them down.