Etymology

seraphin

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Today it means: A male given name from Latin. Full definition →

Latin Seraphīnus
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Seraphin · proper noun1

  1. Latin · borrowed fromSeraphīnus
  2. English todaySeraphin

From Latin Seraphīnus.

Seraphin · proper noun2

  1. Latin · derived fromSeraphīnus
  2. Czech, German, Italian, Polish, and Slovak · derived fromSerafin
  3. German · borrowed fromSeraphin
  4. French · borrowed fromSéraphin
  5. English todaySeraphin

* From French Séraphin. * From German Seraphin. * An Americanized form of Czech, German, Italian, Polish, and Slovak Serafin. All ultimately from given names from Latin Seraphīnus.

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