>Devil comes from diaballein which means to slander
>Trust me, I know these things
>Look it up.
Alleged meaning: Through casting
This in their imagination allegedly means slanderer or deceiver.
Look up for other meanings of the words in case there is a meaning that kind of makes sense:
"Through entryway, through entrance" Which would mean: "I AM THE ENTRANCE"
Oh wow, surely this is the entryway to a bad place given how sons of the evil one slander it so much...
>>17895606
>Devil comes from diaballein which means to slander
>Trust me, I know these things
So do we, we know how use dictionaries and research etymology.
>This in their imagination allegedly means slanderer or deceiver.
Whose imagination? It's not alleged, it's the definition of the word.
>"Through entryway, through entrance" Which would mean: "I AM THE ENTRANCE"
[citation needed]
>Oh wow, surely this is the entryway to a bad place given how sons of the evil one slander it so much...
What entrance way? Which evil one? And which specific sons of said evil one?
What the fuck?
>The Modern English word devil descends from the Middle English devel, from Old English dēofol, that in turn represents an early Germanic borrowing of Latin diabolus. This in turn was borrowed from Ancient Greek Greek: διάβολος (diábolos), "slanderer", from 'Greek: 'διαβάλλειν (diabállein) "to slander": διά- (diá-) "across, through" + βάλλειν (bállein) "to hurl", probably akin to the Sanskrit gurate "he lifts up".
>>17895606
>Trust me, I know these things
sure, no shit dude
>>17895887
Raise your density and figure it out young indigo.....ill be waiting.
>>17899009
Top tier rebuttal
>>17899009
u da reel mvp
What. The. Fuck.
Yeah. The Father of Lies is no joke though.
No diaballein means "to throw across" so we will not trust you
