From Latin angelus, who takes it from the Greek 945; 947; 947; 949; 955; 959; 962; ( pr . "herald, messenger") etc. 1o_ Substantive to name a spiritual being typical of some religions, who is usually protector of humans and messenger of God; is the name of the last hierarchy of Christian angelic choirs. It has its origins in Iranian religions and its antecedente in the Greek daimon (especially the winged). See demon . 2o_ As an adjective qualifies something or someone with angelic qualities. 3o_ It is also used as a male or female proper name.
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