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In mythology is the place where the souls of the dead go, which is underground and that is why some religions associated it with hell. As it is a dark and dark place, there are no birds singing, and the Greeks called it 945; 959; 961; 957; 953; 962; ( a ornis "without birds") that the Romans interpreted as ab ornis and hence the noun Avernus.
In principle it was something more similar to what we call character, today it has a broader meaning since it is an individual to which we attribute its own characteristics, albeit with the same value as all of its group. This understands best legally, where a person has rights even if he is not human. In grammar it is a category of pronoun, which is associated in the verb with who acts and to what or who. It is usually used in a phrase as "someone". It comes to us from the Latin 'person' ("mask of the actor" ) but has a background in other languages.
As the query is poorly done, you should refer it to the meaning and 'hazak' entries, but the latter is either part of the name of a video game character that your followers already know, or it is spam from a Jewish organization for the elderly and middle-aged; so I don't link anything.