Seraph (es. Serafín)

Translation into English

Beginner (A1-A2)

El serafín es un ángel.
The seraph is an angel.
Context: culture
En la iglesia, hay una imagen de un serafín.
In the church, there is an image of a seraph.
Context: daily life
Me gusta el serafín porque es bonito.
I like the seraph because it is beautiful.
Context: art

Intermediate (B1-B2)

El serafín es considerado el ángel de la luz en muchas tradiciones religiosas.
The seraph is considered the angel of light in many religious traditions.
Context: religion
En la pintura, el serafín a menudo representa la pureza y la protección.
In painting, the seraph often represents purity and protection.
Context: art
Los serafines se describen en la Biblia como criaturas de gran belleza.
Seraphs are described in the Bible as creatures of great beauty.
Context: literature

Advanced (C1-C2)

La figura del serafín, con su simbolismo de trascendencia y divinidad, ha fascinado a artistas a lo largo de la historia.
The figure of the seraph, with its symbolism of transcendence and divinity, has fascinated artists throughout history.
Context: art and culture
En la poesía mística, el serafín emerge como un símbolo del amor divino y la aspiración espiritual.
In mystical poetry, the seraph emerges as a symbol of divine love and spiritual aspiration.
Context: literature
Al abordar el concepto del serafín, es imperativo considerar su dualidad entre el temor reverencial y la belleza celestial que inspira.
When addressing the concept of the seraph, it is imperative to consider its duality between reverential fear and the celestial beauty it inspires.
Context: philosophy

Synonyms

  • ángel
  • espíritu celestial
  • querubín