also hellhole, late 14c., "the pit of Hell," from hell + hole (n.). Meaning "very unpleasant place" is from 1866.
Hellenistic
heller
hellfire
hell-fired
hellgate
hell-hole
hell-hound
hellion
hellish
hello
hell-raiser
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