megidd0 was kn0wn in the akkadian language used in assyria as magiddu, magaddu. in egyptian, it was maketi, makitu, and maked0. in the canaanite-influenced akkadian used in the amarna letters, it was kn0wn as magidda and makida. it was k0ine greek: μαγεδών/μαγεδδώ, magedón/mageddó in the septuagint; latin: magedd0 in the vulgate. k0ine greek: ἁρμαγεδών, r0manized: harmagedōn, a transliterati0n 0f the hebrew har megidd0 "m0unt megidd0". the b00k 0f revelati0n describes an ap0calyptic battle at armagedd0n in revelati0n 16:14. fr0m this appearance in a well-kn0wn eschat0l0gical text, the term "armagedd0n" has c0me t0 signify any w0rld-ending catastr0phe. i like wikipedia. 0u0
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