No. 4,347 in Spanish

satanás

"Satanás" means "Satan," the embodiment of evil or the Devil in Christian theology.

In a sentence

Satanás es conocido como el príncipe de las tinieblas.
Satan is known as the prince of darkness.
The term 'Satanás' is used as a proper noun referring to the biblical figure.
Temíamos la influencia de Satanás en nuestro comportamiento.
We feared the influence of Satan on our behavior.
Here, 'Satanás' represents a general symbolic concept of evil or moral temptation.
La estatua con el aspecto de Satanás era parte de la exhibición artística.
The statue with the resemblance of Satan was part of the art exhibition.
In this case, 'Satanás' is applied metaphorically to describe an artistic representation associated with the character's iconic imagery.

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