How to Say “Demogorgon” in French

Démogorgon
The English word demogorgon is translated into French as Démogorgon.
Démogorgon refers to a pagan god or a demon associated with the underworld.
Meaning: pagan god or demon associated with the underworld (noun)

Did you know?

  • The term Démogorgon appears in the works of French Enlightenment thinkers to critique organized religion by imagining a god who is indifferent to humans.
  • In certain French occultist circles, the Démogorgon is viewed as a necessary force of destruction that allows for new creation, rather than a purely evil demon.
  • While English speakers might associate the name with modern pop culture, a French reader is more likely to associate it with the high-flown, dramatic language of classical French tragedy.

Examples in context

  • Le Démogorgon hante les légendes anciennes.
    The Démogorgon haunts ancient legends.
  • On raconte que le Démogorgon règne sur l'enfer.
    They say the Démogorgon rules over hell.
  • Cette statue représente un terrifiant Démogorgon.
    This statue represents a terrifying Démogorgon.

Example conversation

Hugo and Léa are reading a book about mythology in a library.

  1. Hugo

    Regarde ce passage sur le Démogorgon.
    Look at this passage about the Démogorgon.
  2. Léa

    C'est une divinité vraiment effrayante, Hugo.
    It is a truly scary deity, Hugo.
  3. Hugo

    Il est lié aux forces de l'ombre.
    He is linked to the forces of darkness.
  4. Léa

    Je préfère les histoires moins sombres.
    I prefer less dark stories.
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