paholainen

noun
  1. In Finnish, 'paholainen' translates to 'devil' in English, referring to a supernatural being often depicted as an evil entity or the personification of evil. noun
    In many religions, the paholainen is seen as the adversary of God.
    The villagers believed that the paholainen was responsible for the misfortunes that befell them.
  2. Figuratively, 'paholainen' can also refer to a person who is considered extremely wicked or cruel. noun
    He was known as the paholainen of the business world due to his ruthless tactics.
    The dictator was often called a paholainen by those who suffered under his regime.

translations

🇸🇦 Arabic → الشيطان uskonnollinen, yleiskielinen
🇳🇱 Dutch → demon contextLiterary
🇺🇸 English → devil uskonnollinen, yleiskielinen
🇪🇪 Estonian → põrgu uskonnollinen, perinteinen
🇫🇷 French → diable contextStandardLanguage
🇩🇪 German → Teufel contextEverydayUse
🇬🇷 Greek → διάβολος yleiskielinen, uskonnollinen
🇭🇺 Hungarian → ördög contextEverydayUse
🇮🇹 Italian → diavolo uskonnollinen ja yleiskielinen
🇯🇵 Japanese → 悪魔 contextEverydayUse
🇳🇴 Norwegian → djevel yleinen, puhekieli ja kirjallinen
🇵🇱 Polish → diabeł yleiskielinen, uskonnollinen ja kansanperinne
🇷🇴 Romanian → diavol yleinen, uskonnollinen ja arkinen käyttö
🇸🇪 Swedish → djävulen uskonnollinen, yleiskieli