djinn
/ˈdʒɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A supernatural being from Islamic mythology, often depicted as a powerful, mischievous spirit that can grant wishes or take on various forms.
“The old man believed in the power of the djinn to heal his ailing daughter.”
2. noun
A magical being from Middle Eastern mythology, often depicted as a genie or a demon.
“The story of Aladdin and the djinn has been retold in countless adaptations and interpretations.”
3. noun
A mythical being from Arabic folklore, often associated with magic and supernatural powers.
“The djinn were said to inhabit the deserts and oases of ancient Arabia.”