djinn
Noun
The word is derived from djinni
Meaning
(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
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The Heat Magic Djinn Amon really is unique among the group of blue giants.
The evil Djinn has granted backfiring wishes in no less than four films to date, and here's how the entire Wishmaster franchise stacks up.
Shadows were slanting down over the blackened walls of the castle, and in a row of cavernous, smoke-filled alcoves where people go to establish contact with the djinn, bats chirped at frequencies inaudible to the human ear.
Moreover, the best they could do was trap the Djinn and probably didn't even have a solid plan or way of killing it.
Yennefer seems very willing to risk Jaskier's life to harness the power of the Djinn, and fans aren't happy with her when this happens.
And it was found with the dead djinn?”