| 释义 |
she·du
\ˈshā(ˌ)dü\ noun
(plural she·dim \-ādə̇m\)
Etymology: Assyro-Babylonian shēdu
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 |