jinn in Greek
jinn in Greek is τζίνι — jinn means in Arabic and Islamic tradition, a supernatural being made of smokeless fire, distinct from angels and humans, capable of taking different forms.
jinn in Greek
τζίνι
Pronounced: tzini
(Arabic culture) A human-like spiritual or immaterial being, as opposed to al-ins (people), often invisible but able to manifest in form and also inhabit people or animals; origin of the genie of Western literature, film etc.
What does "jinn" mean?
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noun In Arabic and Islamic tradition, a supernatural being made of smokeless fire, distinct from angels and humans, capable of taking different forms.
"Folklore tells of a jinn granting wishes to whoever frees it."
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jinn in a sentence
- Folklore tells of a jinn granting wishes to whoever frees it.
- The word "genie" in Western stories comes from this same tradition.
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What is "jinn" in Greek?
"jinn" in Greek is τζίνι. jinn means: In Arabic and Islamic tradition, a supernatural being made of smokeless fire, distinct from angels and humans, capable of taking different forms.
How do you pronounce τζίνι?
"jinn" in Greek is τζίνι, pronounced "tzini".
How do you use "jinn" in a sentence?
Example: "Folklore tells of a jinn granting wishes to whoever frees it." In Greek, "jinn" is τζίνι.
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