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magi

[mey-jahy, maj-ahy] / ˈmeɪ dʒaɪ, ˈmædʒ aɪ /
NOUN
magus
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“He’s at greater risk than a young person,” Dr. Magis said.

From New York Times

This year, to reduce exposure to the coronavirus, the Spanish capital held a televised ceremony welcoming the arrival of Magi´s arrival Tuesday, with no members of the public allowed.

From Washington Times

“It’s very symbolic,” said Dr. Carlos Magis Rodríguez, a physician and professor of public health at Mexico’s National Autonomous University.

From New York Times

German astronomer Johannes Kepler famously theorized that a supernova was the bright object that the Magi saw.

From Salon

“In ‘those days,’ education was the most important and it was denied,” said Magi Van Eps, tourism coordinator for Prince Edward County.

From Washington Times