Seraph Definition

sĕrəf
seraphim, seraphs
noun
One of the heavenly beings surrounding the throne of God, represented as having three pairs of wings: Isa. 6:2
Webster's New World
Any of the highest order of angels, above the cherubim.
Webster's New World

Other Word Forms of Seraph

Noun

Singular:
seraph
Plural:
seraphim, seraphs

Origin of Seraph

  • Back-formation from pl. seraphim from Middle English seraphin from Old English from Late Latin seraphīn, seraphīm from Greek serapheim from Hebrew śərāpîm pl. of śārāp fiery serpent, seraph from śārap to burn śrp1 in Semitic roots

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • Singular form of seraphim, from Latin seraphim, from Hebrew שרפים (serafim), plural form of שרף (saraf, “seraph”).

    From Wiktionary

Seraph Sentence Examples

  • After the dissolution of bands Urgent Cry and Seraph that Cooper and Steorts respectively played in, Skillet was born.

  • At the centre of the vision appeared a cross, and the seraph was nailed to it.

  • A seraph with wings extended flew towards him from the horizon and inundated him with pleasure unutterable.

  • He is however a quite elegant green and silver seraph, in comparison with Excel's gold and Helophel's rich brown viper patterns.

  • This dashboard / console mounted variable controller will allow you to adjust and increase the fuel flow into your Rolls royce silver seraph engine.

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Words Starting With

SSESER

Words Ending With

HPHAPH

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