What is another word for Djinns?

Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɪnz] (IPA)

Djinns are mythical supernatural creatures that have been depicted in various cultures and religions around the world. They are believed to be powerful and unpredictable beings who possess magical abilities. In Arabic and Islamic cultures, they are also referred to as "jinn" or "genies," while in Hinduism, they are called "yakshas." Other synonyms that can be used to describe these supernatural beings include "spirits," "demons," "sprites," "elementals," and "ghosts." Each culture's depiction of djinns differs, some seeing them as benevolent and others as malevolent. However, they continue to be an intriguing subject for literature and pop culture today.

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Usage examples for Djinns

The Djinns, on the contrary, are described as tall spiritual beings possessing great power.
"The Fairy-Faith in Celtic Countries"
W. Y. Evans Wentz
Thou hast fallen into Ergetz, the land of demons, of Djinns, and of fairies."
"Jewish Fairy Tales and Legends"
Gertrude Landa
A writer conscious of any natural command over the musical resources of his language can hardly fail to take such pleasure in the enjoyment of this gift or instinct as the greatest writer and the greatest versifier of our age must have felt at its highest possible degree when composing a musical exercise of such incomparable scope and fullness as 'Les Djinns.
"Poems & Ballads (First Series)"
Algernon Charles Swinburne

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