Baal is a Northwest Semitic deity worshipped within the Levant area from the Bronze Age by the Roman interval. The title Baal means “lord” or “grasp” in varied Semitic languages, and was utilized to quite a lot of deities within the historical Close to East.
The pronunciation of Baal varies relying on the language and area by which it’s spoken. In Hebrew, the title is pronounced “Ba`al.” In Arabic, it’s pronounced “Ba`l.” In English, it’s sometimes pronounced “Bay-uhl” or “Bay-ul.”
