chérubim
ché-ru-bim · /ˈkɛ.ru.bim/
dictionary entry
chérubim m. — cherubim
A Hebrew plural. The singular is cherub. It is indeclinable in Latin. The Vulgate treats it as masculine, duos cherubim aureos in Exodus 25:18. The common preface puts Séraphim in the neuter, beáta Séraphim.
grammar
noun
in the texts
Te Deum laudámus chérubim
Qui sedes, Dómine, super Chérubim Chérubim
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