Azrael
- proper noun
- /ˈæzreɪəl/
- Many cultures recognize Azrael as an important figure associated with the end of life.
Her, she's certainly somebody possessed of a very strong personality, as is Lyra's actual father, Lord Azrael.
- Her, she's certainly somebody possessed of a very strong personality, as is Lyra's actual father, Lord Azrael.
Examples
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They usually have names like Samandriel, Azrael, Castiel, Gabriel, Mihael...
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Did you just speak human, Azrael?
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Look, Azrael, a poor abandoned Smurf.
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My sweet Azrael, what sound do you think a Smurf makes right before he expires?
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I love you, Azrael.
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Good idea, Azrael.
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Come along, Azrael.
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In the story, the protagonist named Azrael faces his destiny as the angel of death.
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The ancient texts describe Azrael as the guardian of souls, leading them to the afterlife.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Azrael comes from old Hebrew and Arabic parts azar ('help') and -el ('God'), the same parts you see in names like Michael. Although the name is linked to the angel of death in stories, people also use it as a normal given name or surname because its basic meaning is 'help of God'.