The word [enfant](javascript:void(0)) in French means a boy or girl before adolescence or simply a child. It can also mean a son or daughter, or metaphorically, something that results from or belongs to someone, like "the child of an idea".

The term [Zouhri](javascript:void(0)) refers to a figure in North African (Maghreb) folklore. A [zouhri](javascript:void(0)) is believed to be either a child with supernatural powers or a djinn's offspring swapped with a human baby at birth. Such children are thought to have unique physical and spiritual traits, including unusual palm lines where reasoning and emotional lines merge, mark of heterochromia (different colored eyes), or other distinctive signs. They are believed to have strong connections to djinns (spiritual beings) and capacities like finding hidden treasures. Unfortunately, these beliefs sometimes lead to harmful practices against such children [Zouhri](javascript:void(0)). In short, [zouhri](javascript:void(0)) means a mystical or supernatural child with attributed magical qualities in traditional Maghreb folklore.

So, the question "enfant zouhri c'est quoi" translates to: "What is a zouhri child?" The answer is that a zouhri child is traditionally considered a mystically gifted or supernatural child in Maghreb folklore, distinguished by unique physical and spiritual marks and believed to have powers linked to djinns [enfant](javascript:void(0))[zouhri](javascript:void(0)).