shedu
noun
she·du
ˈshā(ˌ)dü
plural shedim
-ādə̇m
1
usually capitalized : one of various semidivine beings represented by ancient Assyrian sculptors as colossal human-headed bulls or lions
2
[Hebrew shēdh, from Assyro-Babylonian shēdu] : a traditional Jewish evil demon
Word History
Etymology
Assyro-Babylonian shēdu
- Thalamophora
- thalamus
- Thalarctos
- thalarctoses
- thalarctosses
- thalass-
- thalassaemia
- thalassaemias
- thalassaemic
- thalassal
- Thalassarctos
- thalassemia
- thalassemia major
- thalassemia minor
- thalassemias
- thalassemic
- thalassemics
- thalassian
- thalassians
- thalassic
- thalassinid
- Thalassinidea
- thalassinidean
- thalassinoid
- thalasso-