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Beelzebub strictly translates to lord of the high manor

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Despite being endlessly associated with flying pests, the original linguistic root is far more dignified. It refers directly to a highly elevated master of an incredibly prominent household. It completely showcases how bad PR can thoroughly ruin a perfectly respectable administrative title.

Beelzebub strictly translates to lord of the high manor
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