Definitions For Jinn

Noun

JINN (plural s or jinn) (Muslim demonology) A genie and descendant of the jann, normally invisible to the human eye, but who may also appear in animal or human form, equivalent to demons in jew, jewish demonology.

Translations

Albanian: xhind, m Arabic: جَاْنّ, جِنّ {{qualifier, collective}} Aramaic: ܓܢܬܐ, m (ginnaya) Armenian: ջին Avar: жен Azerbaijani: cin Bashkir: ен Basque: irelu, jeinu Belarusian: джын, m Bengali: জ্বীন Bulgarian: джин, m Chinese: : Mandarin: 精靈, sc=Hani, 精灵, tr=jīnglíng, sc=Hani, 神靈, sc=Hani, 神灵, tr=shénlíng, sc=Hani Czech: džin, m Dutch: djinn, m, f Esperanto: ĝino Estonian: džinn Finnish: džinni, djinni, jinni French: jinn, m, djinn, m Georgian: ჯინი German: Dschinn, m Greek: τζίνι, m Hebrew: ג׳יני, m (jini, sc=Hebr) Hindi: जिन्न, m, sc=Deva, जिन, m, जिन्द, m Hungarian: dzsinn Ido: djin Italian: jinn, m Japanese: ジン, tr=jin, sc=Jpan, 精霊, tr=せいれい, seirei Kazakh: жын, жін Korean: 진 Kurdish: : Sorani: جنۆکە, alt=جِنۆکە Kyrgyz: жин Latvian: džins, m Lezgi: жин Lithuanian: džinas, m Macedonian: џин, m, sc=Cyrl Malay: jin Nogai: йин Pashto: جن, m, tr=ǰen Persian: جن, tr=jenn, jen Polish: dżin, m Portuguese: génio, m, gênio, m {{qualifier, Brazil}}, jinn, m Russian: джинн, m Serbo-Croatian: : Cyrillic: џин, m : Roman: džin, m Slovak: džin, m Slovene: džin, m Spanish: genio, m, jinn, m, djinn, m Swedish: djinn {{qualifier, recommended spelling}}, jinn Tajik: ҷин Tatar: җен Thai: ญิน Turkish: cin, çor {{qualifier, archaic Turkish}} Turkmen: jyn Ukrainian: джин, m, sc=Cyrl Urdu: جن, m (jin) Uyghur: جىن Uzbek: jin