seraph


ser·aph

noun \ˈser-əf\
plural ser·a·phim\-ə-ˌfim, -ˌfēm\ or seraphs

Definition of SERAPH

: seraphim 2

Origin of SERAPH

assumed singular of Hebrew śĕrāphīm
First Known Use: 1667

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