Definition of: Magi

(mā′jī) noun plural of Ma·gus (mā′gəs)
1. The priestly caste of the Medes and Persians.
2. Specifically, the three ‘wise men‘ who came ‘from the east‘ to Bethlehem to pay homage to the infant Jesus. Matt. ii 1. [<L, plural of magus <Gk. magos <Persian magu a priest, a magician]
—Ma′gi·an adjective & noun

Most often used phrases:

puella Magi
biblical Magi
Magi madoka
negi Magi
homo Magi
Magi nation
Magi red
shadow Magi
maagi Magi
Magi shine
Magi phone
Magi king
Magi chapel
Magi astrology
Magi bolt

'Magi' used in million biggest domains list by Alexa.com:

magicbricks.com
emagister.com
magicmovies.com
servicemagic.com
magiran.com
magix.com

'Magi' used in other domains:

digitalimaging-ct.com
anotherkindofmagic.com
tangibleimagination.com
magillaurentian.com
magillaurentienne.com
magil-laurentian.com

Statistical data

"Magi" has the frequency of use of 0.0002% on en.wikipedia.org.

Phrases starting with the letter: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Definition of: Magi

Most often used phrases:

'Magi' used in million biggest domains list by Alexa.com:

'Magi' used in other domains:

Statistical data

User Contributions:

Comment about this word, ask questions, or add new information about this topic: