Serafín (en. Seraph)

/seɾa'fin/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

English: A heavenly being that serves as an intermediary between the divine and the human.

English: The seraph was sent to bring a message from heaven.

El serafín fue enviado para traer un mensaje del cielo.

English: It is said that seraphs have a burning love for God.

English: In Isaiah's vision, he saw the seraphs adoring with great fervor.

En la visión de Isaías, vio a los serafines que adoraban con gran fervor.

English: In art, they are often depicted as beings with wings and a radiant face.

English: Medieval paintings often include seraphs in their religious scenes.

Las pinturas medievales a menudo incluyen serafines en sus escenas religiosas.

English: From the Hebrew 'saraf', which means 'to burn', used to describe a type of angel.

English: fiery seraph

English: A seraph associated with fire and purification.

serafín de fuego

English: like a seraph

English: To describe someone as pure or angelic.

como un serafín

English: sing like a seraph

English: Referring to a beautiful and melodious voice.

cantar como un serafín

English: angel

English: A spiritual being that acts as a messenger of God.

ángel

English: cherub

English: A type of angel with connotations of wisdom and knowledge.

querubín

English: spirit

English: An immaterial or supernatural entity.

espíritu

English: A character that is implicitly understood to be angelic or perfect in nature.

English: That child is a seraph, always helping others.

Ese niño es un serafín, siempre ayudando a los demás.

English: Refers to someone who is extremely kind or generous.

English: That person is a seraph for how affectionate they are with everyone.

Esa persona es un serafín por lo cariñoso que es con todos.