Satan

sā′tan, n. the enemy of men: the devil: the chief of the fallen angels.— adjs. Sātan′ic , -al , pertaining to, or like, Satan: devilish.— adv. Sātan′ically , diabolically: with malice or wickedne suiting the devil.— ns. Sātan′icalne , the quality of being fiendishly malicious or wicked; Sā′tanism , the devilish disposition; Sātanoph′any , an appearance or incarnation of Satan; Sātanophō′bia , fear of the devil; Sāth′anas , Satan; Sātan′ity . [O. Fr. Sathan , Sathanas —Low L. Satan , Satanas —Heb. sātān , enemy— sātan , to be adverse.]