As an expert in religious studies and mythology, it's important to clarify that in the traditional Abrahamic religious texts and beliefs, the Archangels are not assigned gender. They are celestial beings, often depicted as male in art and literature due to cultural and historical contexts, but their gender is not a defined aspect of their nature.

In various religious traditions, Archangels are considered to be spirits or messengers of God, and they are typically referred to using masculine pronouns. However, some mystical and esoteric interpretations, as well as modern artistic representations, have sometimes ascribed feminine qualities or genders to certain Archangels, but these are not based on canonical texts or widely accepted theological doctrine.

To answer your question directly, there are no Archangels that are traditionally considered to be female. The most well-known Archangels in Christian tradition include Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, and Uriel, and they are all depicted as male figures.

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