Hello @Michel BoryAlis,
Sheol, Hades, Gehenna and Tartaroo are the words translated hell in the Scriptures. Gehenna is the word used by the Lord Jesus Christ, and is the only word of the four so translated which refers to the fires of judgment at the end of the age. Tartaroo is used once and translated hell in reference to the spirits (fallen angels) in prison in 2 Peter 2:4.
The middle English word Hell was chosen by the translators because it means 'to hide away', and refers to the grave, or' the place of the dead'. All four words so translated refer to the place of the dead, even the fires of Gehenna, for only the dead are destroyed there.
The word hell has been abused and misused, and influenced by Greek philosophy to mean something quite different to that ever intended.
No, hell is 'the place of the dead', or 'the grave', for the soul that sinneth it shall surely DIE, and not suffer an eternity of eternal conscious punishment, which some suggest.
Thank you
In Christ Jesus
Chris