Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Same as
afrit .
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- noun A kind of
djinn mentioned in theQur'an .
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Examples
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Though it changes some elements of the Big Red Cheese's mythology, such as making Tawny Tiger a shape-changing ifrit instead of a tiger in a business suit, Smith sticks to the simple values beneath any good Shazam story.
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Though it changes some elements of the Big Red Cheese's mythology, such as making Tawny Tiger a shape-changing ifrit instead of a tiger in a business suit, Smith sticks to the simple values beneath any good Shazam story.
Archive 2008-08-01 2008
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At least not with a peri, a djinn, an ifrit, and God knows what else listening in.
Cassandra Clare: The Mortal Instrument Series Cassandra Clare 2009
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Nagas hail from the Vedic/Hindu tradition; centaurs, sylphs, dryads, hamadryads, oceanids andnereids are part of Greek mythology; fairies and selkies are from Celtic and Irish mythology;anddjinn and ifrit are from the magic of old Arabia.
Mythological Baggage « shattersnipe: malcontent & rainbows 2009
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The ifrit who guarded the front door gazed down at them with suspicious red eyes.
Cassandra Clare: The Mortal Instrument Series Cassandra Clare 2009
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Why are nagas, centaurs, sylphs, dryads, ifrit, djin and selkies to name buta few so comparativelyunderrepresented?
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Why are nagas, centaurs, sylphs, dryads, ifrit, djin and selkies to name buta few so comparativelyunderrepresented?
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Nagas hail from the Vedic/Hindu tradition; centaurs, sylphs, dryads, hamadryads, oceanids andnereids are part of Greek mythology; fairies and selkies are from Celtic and Irish mythology;anddjinn and ifrit are from the magic of old Arabia.
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Nagas hail from the Vedic/Hindu tradition; centaurs, sylphs, dryads, hamadryads, oceanids andnereids are part of Greek mythology; fairies and selkies are from Celtic and Irish mythology;anddjinn and ifrit are from the magic of old Arabia.
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Why are nagas, centaurs, sylphs, dryads, ifrit, djin and selkies to name buta few so comparativelyunderrepresented?
Mythological Baggage « shattersnipe: malcontent & rainbows 2009
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