leviathan
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[edit] English
[edit] Etymology
From Hebrew (Biblical and Modern) לִוְיָתָן (“‘whale’”).
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[edit] Adjective
leviathan (not comparable)
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Superlative |
- Very large; gargantuan.
[edit] Translations
very large; gargantuan
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[edit] Noun
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leviathan (plural leviathans)
- Large Biblical sea monster.
- Something large; behemoth.
- That man was a leviathan! He took up a whole row of seats at the theatre.
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