serafin

See also: Serafin and serafín

Polish

serafin

Etymology

From Latin seraphim, from Ancient Greek σεραφίμ (seraphím), from Hebrew שׂרף‎.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /sɛˈra.fʲin/

Noun

serafin m anim or m pers (diminutive serafinek)

(biblical) seraph
Synonym: seraf

Declension

There are two possible declension patterns:

declension of serafin

	singular	plural
nominative	serafin	serafiny
genitive	serafina	serafinów
dative	serafinowi	serafinom
accusative	serafina	serafiny
instrumental	serafinem	serafinami
locative	serafinie	serafinach
vocative	serafinie	serafiny

masculine animate

declension of serafin

	singular	plural
nominative	serafin	serafini/serafinowie
genitive	serafina	serafinów
dative	serafinowi	serafinom
accusative	serafina	serafinów
instrumental	serafinem	serafinami
locative	serafinie	serafinach
vocative	serafinie	serafini/serafinowie

masculine personal

Related terms

(nouns) Serafin m, Serafina f, serafińskość f
(adjectives) seraficki, seraficzny, serafiński
(adverbs) seraficznie, serafińsko

Further reading

serafin in Polish dictionaries at PWN

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