Paimon
Paimon proper noun: a follower of Lucifer, a demon king, the 9th king of Hell, ruler of the western hells.
Proper noun
Paimon
Forms of Paimon
| alternative form | Bayemon |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Baymon |
| alternative form | Bayemont |
| alternative form | Paymonia |
| alternative form | Paimonia |
| alternative form | Païmon |
Origin of Paimon
From Latin Paimon, from Ancient Greek, from Hebrew פַּעֲמֹן. Originating in as a word found in Exodus.
Questions about Paimon
- What does Paimon mean?
- Paimon means a follower of Lucifer, a demon king, the 9th king of Hell, ruler of the western hells.
- What part of speech is Paimon?
- Paimon is a proper noun.
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