A creature from Dungeons and Dragons, classified as Baatezu, the inhabitants of the Nine Hells, also known as Baator. They are draconic in appearance, and color-coded according to their elemental inclination. Black abishai use acidic attacks, white use cold attacks, blue abishai use electric attacks, and red abishai use fire. Of the four types, red abishai are the most powerful, and white abishai the least.
My wizard is completely useless because I forgot to change his readied spells before I rested. I'm fighting a swarm of red abishai and all my area of effect spells are fire-based!
by Theos April 26, 2007

Abishai are demonic creatures from a different plane of existance. they look like animated catherdral gargoyles. Abishai come in two types- white and red.
by Smurf August 17, 2004

Father of a gift. ~Hebrew name. One of king David's mighty men of valor.
A really cool guy who wouldn't let anyone mess with the people he loved and respected. He would kill you given the chance
A really cool guy who wouldn't let anyone mess with the people he loved and respected. He would kill you given the chance
And David said to Abishai, Destroy him not: for who can stretch forth his hand against the Lord's anointed, and be guiltless? (1 Samuel 26:9 KJV)
by Abishai March 19, 2014

by Abishai521! September 27, 2018

by The chops of chicken November 11, 2020

by chicken nuggets for abishai February 11, 2019

Abishai (noun)
/ˈæbɪʃaɪ/
1. The moment you name your kid Abishai, congratulations — you are now the original creator of the name Abishai. Doesn’t matter if a thousand Abishais existed before you or if some ancient scribe wrote it on a clay tablet 3,000 years ago — you thought of it first.
2. Abishai Law: Whoever names their child Abishai instantly gains creative ownership of the name retroactively. Time travel logic applies. You are now the trendsetter, the influencer, and the copyright holder of all things Abishai (spiritually, not legally).
3. Ironically, everyone can name their kid Abishai, and they’ll also become the original creator too. It’s like a multiverse where every parent is the founder of the same startup — “Abishai, Inc.”
/ˈæbɪʃaɪ/
1. The moment you name your kid Abishai, congratulations — you are now the original creator of the name Abishai. Doesn’t matter if a thousand Abishais existed before you or if some ancient scribe wrote it on a clay tablet 3,000 years ago — you thought of it first.
2. Abishai Law: Whoever names their child Abishai instantly gains creative ownership of the name retroactively. Time travel logic applies. You are now the trendsetter, the influencer, and the copyright holder of all things Abishai (spiritually, not legally).
3. Ironically, everyone can name their kid Abishai, and they’ll also become the original creator too. It’s like a multiverse where every parent is the founder of the same startup — “Abishai, Inc.”
“Oh, your kid’s name is Abishai? Nice. I came up with that too, actually.”
“No way, same! We’re both the original creators.”
Synonyms: Nameception, Parental Time Loop, Holy Hipster Energy.
See also: “Everyone’s unique until they meet another Abishai.”
“No way, same! We’re both the original creators.”
Synonyms: Nameception, Parental Time Loop, Holy Hipster Energy.
See also: “Everyone’s unique until they meet another Abishai.”
by Cemeterybra October 11, 2025
