Shaytan

[ shahy-tahn ]

noun

1. Ash-Shaytān.

Example Sentences

“A servant of the defiler, Shaytan. Friend of devils and lies.”

From Literature

“On Shaytan himself,” said Samir.

From Literature

Or the silver tongue of Shaytan himself.

From Literature

It was "shaytan," which means the devil in my parent's mother tongue, Amharic.

From Salon

In “Talk to Me,” Killer Mike recounts his experience on the campaign trail by name-checking the Arabic word for Satan while seeming to critique Donald Trump: “Went to war with the devil and Shaytan / He wore a bad toupee and a spray tan.”

From Los Angeles Times