angel in Japanese Kanji

Description for Angel

1. A spiritual being placed between God and man in religion. A messenger of divine will. The English word “angel” is derived from the Greek word “angelos” (messenger).
2. An example of a person who is pure in heart and gentle in nature.
3. 1. Turning to the outward appearance, an expression used for a newborn baby, a cute animal, an innocent boy or girl, etc. This is the most common usage of the tag. As a tag, this usage is the mainstream. As examples of situations, this tag is also used for an innocent smile, a girl who looks good in a white dress, etc.
4. A messenger of the sovereign in East Asia, an imperial messenger.
5. One of the surnames of Japanese in creation, read as “Amatsuka”.
6. The name of a tribe or the same being in creation, which is a variant of 1. Or a being close to it.
7. angel (Dragon Ball) – One of the gods of the universe in the Dragon Ball series. They serve the God of Destruction. Representative characters are Uis and Vados.

Overview

They are depicted in the view of messengers of God and inhabitants of the heavenly realm, and are found in the three Abrahamic religions and Zoroastrianism. Angels in Japanese creations are often treated as subracial, such as winged people, and their settings vary widely.

It’s said Ten-shi in Japanese.