Hanníbal (en. Hannibal)

/ˈanibal/

Meaning & Definition

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noun
Carthaginian general known for crossing the Alps.
Hannibal led a bold army across the Alps.
Aníbal lideró un audaz ejército a través de los Alpes.
Historical figure that represents resistance against Rome.
Hannibal became a symbol of resistance in history.
Aníbal se convirtió en un símbolo de resistencia en la historia.

Etymology

The name 'Hannibal' comes from Phoenician, meaning 'grace of Baal.'

Common Phrases and Expressions

Hannibal's Crusade
It refers to the famous military maneuver of crossing the Alps.
Cruzada de Aníbal
Hannibal's Tactics
It refers to innovative strategies in warfare.
Tácticas de Aníbal
The legacy of Hannibal
The lasting influence of Hannibal in military history.
El legado de Aníbal

Related Words

Baal
Main god in Phoenician mythology.
Baal
Carthage
Ancient city famous for its conflict with Rome.
Cartago
Second Punic War
Military conflict between Rome and Carthage.
Segunda Guerra Púnica

Slang Meanings

Brilliant and bold strategist.
That player is a Hannibal on the chessboard.
Ese jugador es un Aníbal en el tablero de ajedrez.
Cunning person in negotiations.
Don't underestimate his skill; he's a Hannibal in the boardroom.
No subestimes su habilidad; es un Aníbal en la sala de juntas.