1. The name given by the Basilidians to the Supreme Being, under whom they supposed 365 dependent deities; antique gems or stones with the word Abraxas engraven on them, formerly much sought after as amulets; an insect.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• zbraxas,
• sbraxas,
• wbraxas,
• qbraxas,
• avraxas,
• anraxas,
• ahraxas,
• agraxas,
• abeaxas,
• abdaxas,
• abfaxas,
• abtaxas,
• abrasas,
• Abraxis,
• Abrasax,
• Abraxus,
• Abrasaxs,
• Abraxos,
• Abraksas,
• Abrakas

The adjective form of the word "Abraxas" is "Abraxian".

The plural of the "Abraxas" can be the "abraxases".

The singular of the "Abraxas" can be the "Abraxas".