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`hell` in Latin

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hell

  1. noun
    • place of eternal punishment after death
      infernus
      He feared he would go to hell. — Timebat se in infernum iturum esse.
      inferi
      The souls of the damned dwell in hell. — Animae damnatorum in inferis habitant.
      infernum
      She believed in hell and heaven. — Credebat in infernum et caelum.
    • [figurative, colloquial], a very unpleasant or difficult situation
      calamitas [figurative]
      The war was a living hell. — Bellum calamitas viva erat.
      miseria [figurative]
      He went through hell after the accident. — Post casum per miseriam perrexit.
  2. interjection
    • [exclamatory, informal, colloquial, vulgar], used to express anger or surprise
      di immortales! [exclamatory]
      What the hell is that? — Di immortales! Quid est illud?
      mehercule! [exclamatory, colloquial]
      Hell, I didn’t expect that! — Mehercule, id non exspectabam!