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1. (n.) seraph
one of the celestial beings hovering above God's throne in Isaiah's vision. Isa. 6.
2. seraph
a member of the highest order of angels.
Etymology: (bef. 900; ME; OE seraphin < LL (Vulgate) seraphim < Heb ś&schwa;rāphīm)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) seraph
an angel of the first order; usually portrayed as the winged head of a child
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1. (noun) seraph
one of an order of celestial beings, each having three pairs of wings. In ecclesiastical art and in poetry, a seraph is represented as one of a class of angels
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Sense: an angel of the highest rank.
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 Afrikaans: seraf |
 Arabic: مَلاك ذو سِتَّة أجْنِحَه |
 Bulgarian: серафим |
 Brazilian: serafim |
 Czech: serafín |
 German: die Serenade |
 Danish: seraf |
 Greek: Σεραφείμ |
 Spanish: serafín |
 Estonian: seerav |
 Farsi: فرشته |
 Finnish: serafi |
 French: séraphin |
 Hebrew: שָׂרָף |
 Hindi: सेराफीम, फरिश्ता, देवदूत |
 Croatian: anđeo, serafim |
 Hungarian: szeráf |
 Indonesian: malaikat |
 Icelandic: serafi |
 Italian: serafino |
 Japanese: 天使 |
 Korean: 세라핌, 치품천사 |
 Lithuanian: serafimas |
 Latvian: serafs |
 Malay: malaikat |
 Dutch: serafijn |
 Norwegian: seraf |
 Polish: serafin |
 Persian: فرشته |
 Pashto: جمعه، پرښته، |
 Portuguese: serafim |
 Romanian: serafim |
 Russian: серафим |
 Slovak: serafín |
 Slovenian: serafin |
 Serbian: serafin |
 Swedish: seraf |
 Thai: เทพยดาชั้นสูงสุดของสวรรค์ |
 Turkish: en yüksek sınıftan melek |
 Taiwanese: (熾天使)六翼天使中地位最高 |
 Ukrainian: серафим |
 Urdu: سب سے اونچے درجے کا فرشتہ |
 Vietnamese: thiên thần tối cao |
 Chinese: 六翼天使（相传为圣经中级别最高的天使） |
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