1º_ Huge depth, extreme difference of heights downwards, difficult or even impossible to measure. It comes from the late Latin abyssus, and which takes it from the Greek 945; 946; 965; 963; 963; 959; 962; ( abyssos "bottomless") . See chasm . 2º_ In heraldry it is the central part of a shield. See mise in abîme . 3º_ Poetically, "hell" (as a place). 4º_ First (as 'I') person in singular of the present of the indicative mode for the verb abismar . See verbs/abyss.
