mammon
51mammon — noun (U) money, wealth, and profit, regarded as something that people want or think about too much …
52mammon — n riches, means, wealth, opulence, affluence, fortune, money, U.S. Sl. bucks, Sl. dough, lucre, Disparaging. pelf …
53mammon — mam·mon …
54Mammon — UK [ˈmæmən] / US noun [uncountable] literary money considered as a god or as the most important thing to have or to get …
55mammon — Маммона …
56mammon — mam•mon [[t]ˈmæm ən[/t]] n. bib riches or material wealth, esp. as an influence for evil or immorality. Matt. 6:24; Luke 16:9,11,13 • Etymology: 1350–1400; < LL < Gk < Aramaic māmōnā riches mam′mon•ism, n …
57Mammon — Mạm|mon, der; s <aramäisch> (abwertend für Reichtum; Geld) …
58mammon — Mamona …
59Mammon — n. 1 wealth regarded as a god or as an evil influence. 2 the worldly rich. Derivatives: Mammonish adj. Mammonism n. Mammonist n. Mammonite n. Etymology: ME f. LL Mam(m)ona f. Gk mamonas f. Aram. mamon riches: see Matt. 6:24, Luke 16:9 13 …
60mammon — n. 1 wealth regarded as a god or as an evil influence. 2 the worldly rich. Derivatives: Mammonish adj. Mammonism n. Mammonist n. Mammonite n. Etymology: ME f. LL Mam(m)ona f. Gk mamonas f. Aram. mamon riches: see Matt. 6:24, Luke 16:9 13 …