aladdin
/æləˈdɪn/Definitions
1. noun
a young man of humble origins who becomes a prince by marrying a princess with the help of a genie, typically found in a tale or a story.
“The movie Aladdin is a classic tale about a young boy who becomes a prince.”
2. proper noun
the name of a person or a place, especially a fictional character from a Middle Eastern folk tale or a movie based on it.
“Aladdin is a popular name in some Middle Eastern countries.”
3. verb
to acquire something suddenly and unexpectedly, especially wealth or success.
“The new business owner aladdin-ed into the market with a successful startup.”