Seraphim Name Generator

The seraphim appear in Isaiah 6 as six-winged beings who cry 'Holy, holy, holy' around the throne; the Hebrew word saraph means 'burning one'. Later tradition placed them at the top of the angelic hierarchy and gave them individual names: Seraphiel as their prince, Metatron and Sandalphon in Kabbalistic texts, Kemuel and Jehoel in Enochic literature, and Nathanael in medieval lists. Almost every angel name in the Western tradition ends in -el ('God') or occasionally -iah/-yah, attached to a Hebrew word for what the angel is or does: Rapha-el 'God heals', Uri-el 'God is my light', Nuri-el 'fire of God', Lahabi-el 'flame of God'.

That structure is what makes seraph names easy to build and easy to spot. Take a Hebrew noun for holiness, fire, light, mercy, judgment, or song, and add -el or -iel: Kedushiel (holiness), Eshiel (fire), Zohariel (radiance), Rahamiel (compassion), Shiriel (song). The result reads as an authentic angelic name because it uses the same grammar the medieval angelologists used.

Alongside names attested in Enoch, the Zohar, and the pseudo-Dionysian hierarchy, this list includes new names coined on the classic pattern, plus a few forms from adjacent orders (Hashmal, Chayyiel, Erelim, Tarshish) that suit a full celestial court in a novel or a Diablo-style game.