Hannibal
حنبعلIn Arabic
- Meaning
- Punic 'may Baal be gracious to me'; the Carthaginian general
- About the name
- Hannibal (247 to between 183 and 181 BC) commanded Carthage's armies in the Second Punic War and invaded Italy by crossing the Alps with North African war elephants. Wiktionary lists the Arabic form حنبعل as a Carthaginian given name.
- For
- A boy
- Origin
- Other
- Other spellings
- Anibal, Annibal, Hanibal