Genii

/ˈdʒiːniaɪ/ noun

The plural of genius; extraordinarily intelligent or talented people; or in Middle Eastern folklore, supernatural beings made of fire (also spelled 'djinn' or 'genies').

From Latin 'genius' (divine spirit, natural ability), possibly from 'gignere' (to beget or produce). The Arabic 'jinn' was adopted into European languages through tales like '1001 Arabian Nights,' blending with the Latin term.

AMአንበሳ
ARجانّ
BNদিব্য
CAgenis
CSgénii
DAgenier
DEGenien
ELδαίμονες
ESgenios
FAجن
FIgeniat
FRgénies
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