What is the female version of a genie?

The female version of a genie is called a jinniya, jinniyah, or female jinn, also called genie-ess in some Western stories, though genie is often considered gender-neutral. In original Arabic and Islamic mythology, jinn have genders, male jinn are jinni, female jinn are jinniya. Jinniya are female spirits made of smokeless fire, capable of both good and evil, similar to male jinn. In Western pop culture, female genie is often called female genie, genie-ess, or jinniya. Famous female genie characters include Jeannie from TV show I Dream of Jeannie, 1965 to 1970, where Barbara Eden played blonde female genie in bottle who calls master. In Disney's Aladdin, there is no prominent female genie, but fan fiction uses female genies. In mythology, female jinn called qareen or jinniya can be lovers or tricksters. So female version of genie is jinniya, which is proper Arabic term, while in English you can say female genie or jinniyah. Some stories also use term jinnia. So if you need female genie name, use Jinniya, which is grammatically female form of jinni. In some translations, female genie is called genie-ess similar to lioness. So answer is female genie is called jinniya or female jinn.