Definition of the word seraphic

Definition of the word seraphic

Pronunciation of vocabulary seraphic

seraphicadjective
thiên thần
/səˈræfɪk//səˈræfɪk/

Origin of the word seraphic

The word "seraphic" originates from the Hebrew word "seraphim," which is found in the book of Isaiah (6:2-7). In English, the word was first used in the 14th century to refer to a type of angel in the highest rank of heaven, known for their beauty, purity, and holiness. The seraphim were often depicted as fiery, six-winged creatures that hovered above the throne of God. In the 17th century, the word "seraphic" took on a more figurative meaning, referring to anything that is divinely beautiful, pure, or sublime. Today, the term is often used to describe something that is serene, peaceful, and blessed, often with connotations of spirituality or divine inspiration.

Vocabulary summary seraphic

type adjective

meaning (belonging to) supreme angel

Example of vocabulary seraphicnamespace

as beautiful, pure, etc. as an angel

đẹp, trong sáng, v.v. như một thiên thần

a seraphic child/nature
một đứa trẻ thiên thần/thiên nhiên
The angelic choir in the cathedral sang with seraphic voices that filled the space with a divine harmony.
Dàn hợp xướng thiên thần trong nhà thờ cất lên giọng hát thánh thót, lấp đầy không gian bằng sự hòa hợp thiêng liêng.
Her face emanated seraphic radiance as she basked in the warmth of the sun.
Khuôn mặt cô tỏa ra vẻ rạng rỡ như thiên thần khi tắm mình trong hơi ấm của mặt trời.
His gentle demeanor had a seraphic quality that was both soothing and calming.
Thái độ nhẹ nhàng của ông mang một phẩm chất của thiên thần, vừa nhẹ nhàng vừa bình tĩnh.
The seraphic bells ringing in the distance added to the tranquility of the landscape.
Tiếng chuông thiên thần vang vọng từ xa càng làm tăng thêm vẻ yên bình cho quang cảnh.