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it comes from 7 ...because 7 ..8 ... 9 ;-)
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The boy's name Hannibal ha-nni- bal is of Phoenician origin, and its meaning is "grace of Baal". Name of a great general of Carthage, a kingdom in North Africa. He was an enemy of the Roman Empire and masterminded a great military feat when he crossed the Alps with a baggage train of elephants to invade Italy. Similar baby names are Hanniel and Haniel. Hannibal is an uncommon first name for men but a very common last name for both men and women (#22228 out of 88799). (1990 U.S. Census)
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No but both are related. It was a Punic name and to this day many Spanish and Hispanic men are named Hannibal (or Anibal.) Hannibal means Grace of Baal, and cannibal means Priest of Baal. The Cartaginians are the descendants of the human sacrificing Canaanites that had trade colonies in N Africa and they carried there lovely child sacrificing human eating ways with them. +5
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