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[[File:O-Magnus-CartaMarina.jpg|thumb|right|frame|Sea monsters on the Carta Marina by Olaus Magnus, 1539.]] | [[File:O-Magnus-CartaMarina.jpg|thumb|right|frame|Sea monsters on the Carta Marina by Olaus Magnus, 1539.]] | ||
'''leviathan''' • ''Bibl.'' sea monster. Can refer to a number of imaginary sea creatures, especially those of very large size. Whales were also commonly called Leviathans in a general and often negative connotation.<br /><br /> | '''''leviathan''''' • ''Bibl.'' sea monster. Can refer to a number of imaginary sea creatures, especially those of very large size. Whales were also commonly called Leviathans in a general and often negative connotation.<br /><br /> | ||
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leviathan • Bibl. sea monster. Can refer to a number of imaginary sea creatures, especially those of very large size. Whales were also commonly called Leviathans in a general and often negative connotation.
- English
- Leviathan
- Portuguese
- Leviatã; monstro
- Norwegian
- Leviatan
- Dutch
- Leviathan; Zeemonster
- German
- Leviathan; Seeungeheuer; Seeungetüm
- French
- Spanish
- Italian
- Greek
- Creole
