NOUN
- (Islam) an invisible spirit mentioned in the Koran and believed by Muslims to inhabit the earth and influence mankind by appearing in the form of humans or animals
How To Use djinn In A Sentence
- Writing with your personal creative djinni « The Retort Writing with your personal creative djinni « The Retort
- The makeup for the Djinn character is creepy and evil, like some devilish creature from an R-rated version of Star Wars.
- And behind his eyes are towers and jewels and djinn, carpets and rings and wild afreets, kings and princes and cities of brass.
- The long-suffering djinni is growing weak and vulnerable from too much time in this world, and his patience is nearing its end. Ptolemy's Gate: Summary and book reviews of Ptolemy's Gate by Jonathan Stroud.
- I am the djinn of Timbuktu. He that finds me has two wishes.
- He was one of the djinni and rebelled against his Lord's command. THE MOAT AROUND MURCHESON'S EYE
- They believe that things like Ebola, smallpox, and atomic energy all contain powerful, unseen spirits called djinns—from which we take the English word genie. Blowback
- The djinn is the lamp … the natural response to that is that if materialism is true, then I am not conscious after all-hence the old joke that a materialist has to feign anesthesia. The Mysterian Manifesto: Shakespeare, McGinn and Me
- Undoubtedly, I reflect, this is the right djinni for the job. Why Syria scrubs up so well
- Along with the mysteries there are also plenty of adventures that Magpie encounters: awaking an ancient djinni that must help save the world, having vampire-like creatures sent after her to distract her from her goal, and even having close encounters with the humans known as “mannies”. Archive 2009-02-01
