Abaddon
noun
Abad·don
ə-ˈba-dᵊn
plural -s
: a place of destruction : an underworld abode of lost souls : hell
Word History
Etymology
from Abaddon "the angel of the bottomless pit" (Revelation 9:11), going back to Middle English, borrowed from Late Latin, borrowed from Greek Abaddōn, borrowed from Hebrew 'ăbhaddōn, literally, "destruction"
First Known Use
1583, in the meaning defined above