1. A bird which was fabled, at the end of certain cycles of time, to immoiate itself by cremation on a funeral pile, and to rise again in the renewal of youth from the ashes; a person of singular distinction.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• -phoenix,
• phenic,
• phenicx,
• phenixe,
• ohenix,
• lhenix,
• 0henix,
• pgenix,
• pbenix,
• pnenix,
• pjenix,
• puenix,
• pyenix,
• phwnix,
• phsnix,
• phdnix,
• phrnix,
• ph4nix,
• ph3nix,
• phebix

• phoenix,
• phoenicia,
• phong,
• Phung,
• penix,
• phonic,
• phenicia.

The plural of the "Phenix" can be the "phenix".

The singular of the "Phenix" can be the "Phenix".