Seraph

ser'af, n. E. pi. -aphs; Heb. pi. -aphim, -a- fim. (Script.) A celestial being having a winged human form. (Eng. Poetry.) An angel of the highest order. [Heb. seraphim (in pi. only), exalted ones, prob. an Ar. word.] — Serapb/ic, -ical, se-raf 'ik-al, a. Pert, to, becoming,, or suitable to, a seraph angelic; sublime; burning or inflamed with love or zeal. — Ser'aphine, -af-en, n. A wind instrument resembling the reed organ.