third-person singular future indicative of ser

(Brazil) used to indicate doubt or uncertainty of something said, where English uses the sentence’s auxiliary verb followed by a pronoun

Used to introduce a dubitative yes-or-no question, especially one that the second person might not have a solid or simple answer to.

ironically implying that the answer to a question or doubt is obvious

second-person singular future indicative of ser

(angelology) seraphic (relating to the seraphim)

feminine singular of seráfico

feminine plural of seráfico

masculine plural of seráfico

a kind and humble individual