What is the name of the devil in foreign mythology?

This is more. . . In the Bible, Satan is collectively called the devil, but each one has a different name. For example, the seven deadly sins all have their own names. Lucifer (or Lucifer) is generally considered to be the name of the devil before his fall. The seven deadly sins are: Hotchfat: mephistopheles. Phelps feres, whose truth is self-confidence, represents the sun; Envy: Devil bu, authentic and self-motivated, represents Mercury; Begierde: Lilith, truth is entertainment, representing the moon; Zuo En: Rastl, whose truth is concentration, represents Mars; Fraser: Vulcan, the truth is growth, representing Jupiter; Tragheir: Belphegor, truth is love, representing Venus; Unfeusch: a beast with hope as its truth, representing Saturn. The word devil once belonged to the same root as divinity, which originated from divi (goddess) or deva (god) of Indo-European language family; In Persian, the root of this word is daeva in old English, it is divell in ancient Rome, and it means "divus". In other words, in ancient legends and legends, gods and demons are often confused. In Hebrew, "sacred" and "evil" are interpreted as beneficial and harmful. For human beings, the devil is the product of superstition and does not exist, but demonic and harmful things will be caused by people themselves. The devil is just a scapegoat made up by superstitious people, taking the blame for his evil thoughts and deeds. There is also a demon, which also means devil, a very cruel person.