Ifrit

Pronunciation: /ˈɪfrɪt/

Definitions of ifrit

noun a powerful and malevolent supernatural being in Islamic mythology

Example Sentences

A1 An ifrit is a type of supernatural creature in Middle Eastern folklore.

A2 Legend has it that ifrits are powerful and cunning beings that can shape-shift.

B1 The protagonist in the story encountered an ifrit while exploring the ancient ruins.

B2 The ifrit's fiery gaze struck fear into the hearts of those who dared to challenge it.

C1 Scholars debate the origins and nature of ifrits in different cultural contexts.

C2 The ifrit's malevolent presence loomed over the kingdom, threatening its very existence.

Examples of ifrit in a Sentence

formal According to Arabian folklore, an ifrit is a powerful and malevolent supernatural creature.

informal I heard a story about an ifrit that haunted a small village in the desert.

slang Some people believe that ifrits are just misunderstood spirits.

figurative The ifrit of jealousy consumed her heart, causing her to act irrationally.

Grammatical Forms of ifrit

• past tense: ifritted
• plural: ifrits
• comparative: more ifrit
• superlative: most ifrit
• present tense: ifrits
• future tense: will ifrit
• perfect tense: have ifritted
• continuous tense: is ifritting
• singular: ifrit
• positive degree: ifrit
• infinitive: to ifrit
• gerund: ifritting
• participle: ifritted

Origin and Evolution of ifrit

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Arabic

Story behind the word: The word 'ifrit' originates from Arabic folklore and Islamic mythology.

Evolution of the word: Originally believed to be a powerful and malevolent supernatural being in Middle Eastern folklore, the term 'ifrit' has evolved in modern times to be used more broadly to refer to any type of powerful and dangerous creature or spirit.