Magi

/ˈmeɪdʒaɪ/

noun

In Christianity, the wise men from the East who visited Jesus after his birth. Also referred to as the Three Kings.

The depiction of the nativity scene often includes the three magi presenting their gifts to the baby Jesus.

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Used in the context of the biblical story of Jesus' birth; mainly in religious or festive discussions.

Christmas carols often tell the tale of the magi following the star.

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Represents the act of giving gifts, stemming from the magi's gifts to Jesus; symbolizes generosity.

They acted as modern magi, bringing gifts to the shelter.

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Often seen in art and nativity plays; especially around Christmas, highlighting their importance in culture.

Their school play had a scene with children dressed as the magi.

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