Alastor Meaning in English

word

US

əˈlæstər

uh-LAS-ter

UK

əˈlæstə

uh-LAS-tuh

Definition

Alastor is an ancient name often used to refer to a spirit of vengeance or an avenging demon in Greek mythology. In modern times, it can also be used as a fantasy or fictional character name.

Usage & Nuances

'Alastor' is rare in everyday use, mostly seen in literature, mythology, or fantasy. Capitalized as a name. Sometimes appears in popular media as a character or reference to vengeance.

• Spanish: Alastor (nombre propio) - espíritu vengador (mitología)
• Portuguese (BR): Alastor (nome próprio) - espírito vingador (mitologia)
• Portuguese (PT): Alastor (nome próprio) - espírito vingador (mitologia)
• Chinese (Simplified): 阿拉斯托 (专有名词) - 复仇之灵（神话中）
• Chinese (Traditional): 阿拉斯托 (專有名詞) - 復仇之靈（神話中）
• Hindi: एलास्टोर (व्यक्तिगत नाम) - प्रतिशोध की आत्मा (पुराणों में)
• Arabic: ألستور (اسم علم) - روح الانتقام (الميثولوجيا)
• Bengali: এলাস্টর
• Russian: Аластор
• Japanese: アラストル
• Vietnamese: Alastor
• Korean: 알라스토르
• Turkish: Alastor
• Urdu: الاستور (عذاب دینے والا دیومالائی کردار)
• Indonesian: Alastor

Example Sentences

Alastor was feared by many in Greek myths.

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The name Alastor comes from ancient Greece.

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In stories, Alastor is a spirit of revenge.

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Some fantasy books feature a character named Alastor.

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The legend says Alastor would punish guilty people.

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Did you know Alastor appears in several video games?

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