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SERPENT - translation to arabic
SERPENT
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Serpent (constellations); The Serpent; Serpents; The Serpent (film); The Serpent (disambiguation); The serpent; Serpent (disambiguation); The Serpent (song)
ألاسم
أُفْعُوَان ; أَفْعَى ; حَنَش ; حَيَّة
serpent
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Serpent (constellations); The Serpent; Serpents; The Serpent (film); The Serpent (disambiguation); The serpent; Serpent (disambiguation); The Serpent (song)
حَيَّة ; ثُعْبان
serpent
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Serpent (constellations); The Serpent; Serpents; The Serpent (film); The Serpent (disambiguation); The serpent; Serpent (disambiguation); The Serpent (song)
حَيَّة ; ثُعْبان
Definition
serpent
¦ noun
1. chiefly literary a large snake.
a dragon or other mythical snake-like reptile.
(the Serpent) a biblical name for Satan (see Gen. 3, Rev. 20).
a sly or treacherous person.
2. historical a bass wind instrument made of leather-covered wood in three U-shaped turns, with a cup-shaped mouthpiece and few keys.
Origin
ME: via OFr. from L. serpent-, serpere 'to creep'.
Examples of use of SERPENT
1. "Remember that big pot that‘s in Mexico City, that big serpent pot?
2. To me the serpent represents whatever force lures us from our mission.
3. "For a man to reach enlightenment this serpent must be awakened by deep breathing.
4. In her latest film, The Serpent, she takes part in a drug–fuelled bondage scene.
5. As for the serpent, she had seen him only the one time.