Antichrist

See also antichrist

English

Wikipedia

Alternative forms

• anti-Christ

Etymology

anti- +‎ Christ

Proper noun

Antichrist

1. (religion) One under the direct control of the Devil, who will lead the abomination in the end times.

Translations

one under the direct control of the Devil

• Albanian: Antikrishti (sq)
• Armenian: Նեռ (hy) (Neṙ) 
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 反基督 (cmn) (fǎnjīdū)

• Finnish: Antikristus (fi)
• French: antéchrist (fr) m
• German: Antichrist (de) m
• Georgian: ანტიქრისტე (ka) (antik’riste)
• Greek: Αντίχριστος (el) (Antíchristos) m 
• Hebrew: אנטיכריסט (he)
• Italian: Anticristo (it) m
• Japanese: 反キリスト (ja) (はんきりすと, hankirisuto)

• Lithuanian: Antikristas (lt)
• Norwegian: Antikrist (no) m
• Polish: Antychryst (pl)
• Portuguese: Anticristo (pt) m
• Russian: Антихрист (ru) (Antíhrist) 
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: Антихрист (sh), Антикрист (sh)

  Roman: Antihrist (sh), Antikrist (sh)

• Swedish: antikrist (sv)
• Turkish: Deccal (tr)
• Ukrainian: Антихрист (uk) (Antychryst) 
• Walloon: Antécri (wa)

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German

Noun

Antichrist m (genitive Antichristen, no plural)

1. Antichrist