7 Answers. 3 Vote. No, punto is a general point, and punta is the tip (of a knife etc) and not the word that is worse than the b word and even that word has it's uses. La punta aguda = the sharp tip (of a knife etc)
Nowhere within the context of Isaiah 14, however, is Satan depicted as Lucifer. In his commentary on Isaiah, Burton Coffman wrote: We are glad that our version (ASV) leaves the word Lucifer out of this rendition, because, Satan does not enter into this passage as a subject at all. (1990, p. 141).he Hebrew word translated Lucifer is helel (or heylel), from the root, h l l, meaning, to shine, or to bear light.. Keil and Delitzsch noted that, [i]t derives its name in other ancient languages also from its striking brilliancy, and is here called benshachar (son of the dawn).
synonyms: fanciful, visionary, quixotic, pie-in-the-sky antonyms: realistic, down-to-earth, practicable