1. Plural of jinn; supernatural beings from Islamic and Arabian mythology, typically made of fire, capable of shapeshifting and possessing intelligence and free will.
Usage: Also spelled 'djinn' or 'genies' in English; from Arabic jinn; Often depicted in folklore and literature as granting wishes or causing mischief

Examples

• In Arabian folklore, jinns were believed to inhabit deserted places and could be summoned by magic.
• The story of Aladdin features a powerful jinn trapped inside a magic lamp.
• According to Islamic tradition, jinns are created from smokeless fire and possess free choice.
• Many tales describe jinns as mischievous beings who play tricks on unsuspecting humans.
• The protagonist made a deal with one of the jinns to gain supernatural powers.
• Jinns appear frequently in Middle Eastern literature and have inspired countless Western adaptations.