Engel [noun]

Definition: Engel (plural: Engel) is a German noun that refers to an angel, a celestial being believed to act as divine messengers and servants of God. Angels are commonly depicted as benevolent, spiritual creatures with wings and are often associated with protection, guidance, and miracles.

Opposite: The opposite of a Engel is a Dämon (demon), which symbolizes evil or malevolent supernatural entities. While Engel represents goodness and light, Dämon embodies darkness and malevolence.

Synonyms: Some synonyms for Engel in German include Heiliger Bote (holy messenger), Himmelsbote (heavenly messenger), and Seraph (seraph). These terms emphasize the angelic nature and divine purpose of such beings.

Examples:

• “Der Engel führte den verlorenen Reisenden sicher durch den Wald.” (The angel safely guided the lost traveler through the forest.)
• “Ein Engel erschien ihr im Traum und gab ihr Mut.” (An angel appeared to her in a dream and gave her courage.)
• “Die Gemälde zeigen Engel, die Harfen spielen und Lieder singen.” (The paintings depict angels playing harps and singing songs.)\ Visit YouGlish.com