Definitions

1. noun

A member of a group of Zoroastrian priests in ancient Persia, often associated with the biblical account of the visit of the Magi to Bethlehem.

“The historian studied the customs of the ancient magi.”

2. noun

A person who has a special understanding or feeling for something, especially magic.

“The young girl had a special gift and was considered a magi among her peers.”

3. noun

A person with a special knowledge or skill, especially in a particular activity or profession.

“The chef was considered a magi in the world of culinary arts.”