IPA: /ˈdʒɪni/
KK: /dʒɪni/
A supernatural being in Islamic tradition, often described as an invisible spirit that can take on human or animal forms and is believed to influence people.
In the story, the djinny granted the traveler three wishes.
The word 'djinny' originates from Arabic 'jinn' (meaning spirit or supernatural being) and is often associated with folklore and mythology. It refers to a spirit or entity that can be summoned or invoked, often depicted in various cultural stories.
Think of the Arabic word 'jinn' for spirit, which helps you remember that 'djinny' refers to a supernatural being or spirit.