Adam's Peak
Adam's Peak proper noun: sri Pada.
Proper noun
Adam's Peak
Origin of Adam's Peak
After a Sri Lankan Muslim legend that the seeming indentation on the mountain is a footprint left by Adam, who were forced to stand on one leg for a thousand years as penance after being expelled from Eden; a modification of the older Buddhist tradition that it is a footprint of the Buddha. In the less common Syriac Christian version of the legend it is said to made by the apostle Thomas instead.
Words that rhyme with Adam's Peak
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Questions about Adam's Peak
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- Adam's Peak means sri Pada.
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- Adam's Peak is a proper noun.
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