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Webster 1913 Edition

Jinn

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Jin

Jinn

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Noun.

See

Jinnee

“Solomon is said to have had power over the jin.”

Balfour (Cyc. of India).

Definition 2024

Jinn

See also: jinn

Manx

Proper noun

Jinn f

A female given name, Manx equivalent to Jane.

Mutation

Manx mutation
Radical	Lenition	Eclipsis
Jinn	Yinn	N'yinn
Note: Some of these forms may be hypothetical. Not every possible mutated form of every word actually occurs.

jinn

See also: Jinn

English

Alternative forms

Noun

jinn ‎(plural jinns or jinn)

(Muslim demonology) A spirit, lower than the angels, who could appear in animal or human form and influence men

Translations

spirit

Arabic: جِنِّيّ m ‎(jinniyy), جِنّ m ‎(jinn) (collective)
Belarusian: джын m ‎(džyn)
Bulgarian: джин (bg) m ‎(džin)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 精靈 (zh), 精灵 (zh) ‎(jīnglíng), 神靈 (zh), 神灵 (zh) ‎(shénlíng)
Czech: džin m
Dutch: djinn m, f
Finnish: džinni (fi), djinni, jinni (fi)
French: jinn (fr) m, djinn (fr) m
German: Dschinn (de) m
Greek: τζίνι (el) m ‎(tzíni)
Hebrew: ג'יני
Hindi: जीन (hi) m ‎(jīn)
Hungarian: dzsinn (hu)
Italian: jinn m
Japanese: ジン (ja) ‎(jin), 精霊 (ja) ‎(せいれい, seirei)
Korean: 진 (ko) ‎(jin)

Kurdish:
Sorani: جنۆکه‌ ‎(jinoka)
Macedonian: џин m ‎(džin)
Malay: jin
Nogai: йин ‎(yin)
Persian: جن (fa) ‎(jin)
Polish: dżin m
Portuguese: génio (pt) m, gênio (pt) m (Brazil), jinn (pt) m
Russian: джинн (ru) m ‎(džinn)
Serbo-Croatian:

Cyrillic: џин m

Roman: džin (sh) m
Spanish: genio (es) m, jinn m, djinn m
Swedish: djinn (recommended spelling), jinn
Tatar: җен (tt) ‎(cen)
Thai: ญิน ‎(yin)
Turkish: cin (tr), çor (tr) (archaic Turkish)
Ukrainian: джин m ‎(džyn)
Urdu: جن m ‎(jin)

Portuguese

Noun

jinn m (plural jinns)

(Muslim demonology) jinn (spirit)

Synonyms

génio

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Webster 1913 Edition

Jinn

Jin

Jinn

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Jinn

Jinn

Manx

Proper noun

See also

Mutation

jinn

jinn

English

Alternative forms

Noun

Translations

Portuguese

Noun

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