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Definition of seraph - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
religionhigh-ranking angel in celestial hierarchies
- The seraph is above the cherubim.
2.
biblicalfiery being with human features in the Bible
- The seraph appeared in Isaiah's vision.
Images of seraph

fiery being with human features in the Bible
Origin of seraph
Hebrew, seraphim (burning ones)
Examples of seraph in a sentence
The painting depicted a seraph with six wings. A seraph was depicted in the ancient manuscript. The artist painted a seraph with golden wings.
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- French:séraphin, ...
- German:Seraph, Engel, ...
- Italian:serafino, ...
- Spanish:serafín, ángel, ...
- Portuguese:serafim, ...
- Chinese:炽天使, 天使, ...
- Japanese:セラフ, 天使, ...
- Arabic:سِراف, مَلاك ناري, ...
- Hebrew:שָׂרָף, שָׂרָף, ...
- Russian:серафим, ...
- Ukrainian:серафим, ...
- Hindi:सेराफ, अग्निदूत, ...
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