Satán (en. Satan)
/saˈtan/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
Supreme being of evil in Judeo-Christian theology.
According to tradition, Satan was an angel who rebelled against God.
Según la tradición, Satán fue un ángel que se rebeló contra Dios.
Symbol of sin and temptation.
In many stories, Satan represents the temptation of the forbidden.
En muchas historias, Satán representa la tentación de lo prohibido.
Ambassador of darkness and deceit.
The character in the movie made a deal with Satan to gain power.
El personaje en la película hizo un trato con Satán para obtener poder.
Etymology
From the Hebrew word שָּׂטָן (satan), which means 'opponent' or 'adversary'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
make a pact with Satan
Reaching an agreement with evil to gain benefits.
hacer un pacto con satán
the satanic side
Referring to extreme or malicious behaviors or attitudes.
el lado satánico
to be a satan
Colloquially used to describe someone very wicked or who causes trouble.
ser un satán
the influence of Satan
Describing actions or thoughts considered immoral or malicious.
la influencia de satán
Related Words
demon
Spiritual being that represents evil and malice.
demonio
hell
Place where the souls of sinners are punished.
infierno
fallen angel
Angel who was cast out of heaven for his rebellion.
ángel caído
Slang Meanings
Very wicked person
That guy is a satan, always causing trouble.
Ese tipo es un satán, siempre causando problemas.
Someone with bad intentions
Be careful, he is a satan disguised as a friend.
Cuidado, él es un satán disfrazado de amigo.