Nimrod

Pronunciation: /ˈnɪmˌrɑd/

Definitions of Nimrod

noun a skilled or successful person, especially in a particular field

Example Sentences

A1 Nimrod was a skilled hunter in the Bible.

A2 The character Nimrod is often portrayed as a powerful leader.

B1 Legends say that Nimrod built the Tower of Babel.

B2 Nimrod is a figure in ancient mythology known for his great strength.

C1 Historians debate the true identity of Nimrod and his significance in ancient civilizations.

C2 The name Nimrod has been used to describe a person who is a great leader or warrior in literature.

Examples of Nimrod in a Sentence

formal Nimrod was a mighty hunter in the Bible.

informal I heard that Nimrod is a popular character in a new video game.

slang That guy thinks he's a real Nimrod, always making foolish mistakes.

figurative She's a Nimrod when it comes to technology, always pressing the wrong buttons.

Grammatical Forms of Nimrod

• past tense: Nimroded
• plural: Nimrods
• comparative: more Nimrod
• superlative: most Nimrod
• present tense: Nimrods
• future tense: will Nimrod
• perfect tense: has Nimroded
• continuous tense: is Nimroding
• singular: Nimrod
• positive degree: Nimrod
• infinitive: to Nimrod
• gerund: Nimroding
• participle: Nimroded

Origin and Evolution of Nimrod

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Hebrew

Story behind the word: The word 'Nimrod' originated from the Bible, specifically from the Book of Genesis in the Old Testament.

Evolution of the word: Originally, Nimrod was a biblical figure described as a mighty hunter. Over time, the term 'Nimrod' evolved to refer to someone who is a skilled or proficient hunter. In modern usage, it can also be used informally to describe someone who is foolish or inept.