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The English word sibyl (/ˈsɪbəl/ or /ˈsɪbɪl/) comes—via the Old French sibile and the Latin sibylla—from the ancient Greek Σίβυλλα (Sibylla). Varro derived the name from theobule ("divine counsel"), but modern philologists mostly propose an Old Italic or alternatively a Semitic etymology.
The English word sibyl (/ˈsɪbəl/ or /ˈsɪbɪl/) comes—via the Old French sibile and the Latin sibylla—from the ancient Greek Σίβυλλα (Sibylla). Varro derived the name from theobule ("divine counsel"), but modern philologists mostly propose an Old Italic or alternatively a Semitic etymology.
==Translations==
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be_x_old: Сыбілы; be: Сівілы; bg: Сибила; br: Sibilla; ca: Sibil·la; cs: Sibyla; da: Sibylle; de: Sibylle; el: Σίβυλλα; en: Sibyl; eo: Sibilo; es: Sibila; et: Sibüll; eu: Sibila; fi: Sibylla; fr: Sibylle; gl: Sibila; he: סיבילה; hr: Sibila; hu: Szibüllák; hy: Սիբիլլաներ; id: Sibyl; io: Sibilo; it: Sibilla; ja: シビュラ; ko: 시불라; la: Sibylla; lt: Sibilės; mk: Сибила; nl: Sibille; no: Sibylle; pl: Sybilla; pt: Sibila; ro: Sibila; ru: Сивиллы; sh: Sibila; sk: Sibyla; sl: Sibila; sr: Сибила; sv: Sibylla; tl: Sibyl; tr: Sibylla; uk: Сивіли; zh: 西比拉
|trtx=be_x_old: Сыбілы; be: Сівілы; bg: Сибила; br: Sibilla; ca: Sibil·la; cs: Sibyla; da: Sibylle; de: Sibylle; el: Σίβυλλα; en: Sibyl; eo: Sibilo; es: Sibila; et: Sibüll; eu: Sibila; fi: Sibylla; fr: Sibylle; gl: Sibila; he: סיבילה; hr: Sibila; hu: Szibüllák; hy: Սիբիլլաներ; id: Sibyl; io: Sibilo; it: Sibilla; ja: シビュラ; ko: 시불라; la: Sibylla; lt: Sibilės; mk: Сибила; nl: Sibille; no: Sibylle; pl: Sybilla; pt: Sibila; ro: Sibila; ru: Сивиллы; sh: Sibila; sk: Sibyla; sl: Sibila; sr: Сибила; sv: Sibylla; tl: Sibyl; tr: Sibylla; uk: Сивіли; zh: 西比拉
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