Beelzebub
PHILISTINE GOD, FORMERLY WORSHIPPED IN EKRON, LATER ADOPTED IN JUDAISM AND CHRISTIANITY AS A DEMON
Beelzebul; Baal-zebub; Baalzebul; Belzebub; Baalzebub; Beelzebub in culture; Beelzebuth; Beëlzebub; Baazelbub; Beezelbub; Belsebub; Beelsebub; Beelzebup; Beelsebup; Prince Belzebub; Prince Beelzebub; Demon Prince Belzebub; Demon Prince Beelzebub; Beruzebubu; ベルゼブブ; The Demon Prince Belzebub; The Demon Prince Beelzebub; Baal-zebul; Beezil; Ba`al Zebub; Ba'al Zebub; Beelzebob; Beelzubub; Beelzeebub; Be'elzebub; Beel-zebub; Ba'al-zebub; Beezlebub; Beelzeboul; Beelzebubian; Bezlebut; Belzebud; Baʿal Zebub; Ba'alzebub; Belzebuth
[b?'?lz?b?b]
¦ noun a name for the Devil.
Origin
from late L. Beelzebub, translating Heb. ba?al ze?u?? 'lord of flies', the name of a Philistine god, and Gk Beelzeboul 'the Devil'.