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British pronunciation
/d‌ʒˈiːni/

Definition & Meaning of "genie"

Genie
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a supernatural being in Arabian stories that has the power to grant wishes to those who summon or free them from a lamp, bottle, or other container

What is a "genie"?

A genie is a supernatural being often depicted as a magical spirit with the power to grant wishes. The concept of the genie, also known as a djinn, originates from Middle Eastern folklore, particularly within Islamic traditions. In stories, genies are usually bound to a specific object, such as a lamp or a bottle, and can be summoned by rubbing the object. When released, the genie grants a limited number of wishes to the person who has freed them. Genies are often portrayed as having a wide range of magical abilities and can be either helpful or mischievous, depending on their temperament and the nature of the wishes they are asked to fulfill.

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Aladdin rubbed the lamp and released the genie, who granted him three wishes.
The genie emerged from the magic lamp, ready to fulfill the young boy's desires.
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