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فينيق
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طائر معمر يعيد ولادة نفسه في الأساطير العربية والإغريقية والفارسية والمصرية والرومانية
A phoenix is a legendary bird that appears in the myths of ancient Arabia, East Asia, and Greece and Rome, known for its ability to be reborn or regenerated in a cycle throughout its long life. The phoenix matters because it's a recurring symbol across multiple ancient cultures, making it an important figure in understanding how different civilizations imagined immortality and renewal.
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- Phoenix-Fabelwesen.jpg
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- Commons category
- Phoenix (mythical bird)
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- Phoenix (mythology)
- topic's main category
- Category:Phoenix birds
- name in native language
- φοῖνιξ
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