Place of Misery is a term used to describe a place of extreme suffering and torment. The two most commonly used words to describe this concept are 'HELL' and 'Gehenna'. HELL is a term derived from the Old English word 'helan', which means to cover or conceal. It is often used to refer to a place of punishment for the wicked after death. Gehenna is a Hebrew term derived from the Valley of Hinnom, a valley near Jerusalem where human sacrifices were once made. It is also used to refer to a place of punishment for the wicked after death. Both terms are used to describe a place of misery and suffering.