cherubin
/tʃəˈrʊbɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A mythical creature, especially in Christianity, often depicted as a winged child or a young angel.
“In the stained glass window, the cherubin are depicted as gentle and peaceful.”
2. noun
A type of Jewish angelic being in the Talmud, often depicted as a fierce and powerful entity.
“According to the Talmud, the cherubin are the guardians of God’s throne.”