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Meanings of djinn in English
Usage of djinn in English
1
Perhaps Gödel's theorem is the djinn that guards the truth you seek.
2
It makes talking with the djinn who are in the field difficult.
3
We will find leisure to judge you, O ye men and djinn:4
4
He had summoned a djinn, who carried us in the night.
5
She couldn't think what the selkies or djinn might inherently embody.
6
Gargoyles from stone, dragons from fire, and djinn from the air.
7
On that day shall neither man nor djinn be asked of his sin:
8
The djinn hurried off with the rasping cry of an eagle.
9
Will they not bethink them that their companion Muhammad is not djinn- possessed?
10
Yesterday I saw a djinn, he writes a week later.
11
I always said she was a djinn; and this convinces me of the fact.
12
Or, are beforehand with the Satans and djinn in learning the decrees of God.
13
He ordered Ilwan, the blue djinn, not to admit anyone, and especially not Xayide.
14
And the djinn had We before created of subtle fire.
15
And the blue djinn, who had become his factotum, stood guard at the entrance.
16
Two goons appeared to bracket the door, like djinn, gently summoned from a bottle.
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