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mihīn, vulg. महीन mahīn[mih, q.v.+īn= Zend yaṅh= S. इयस् or यस् , nom. इयान् or यान् ], adj. Fine, subtle; thin (not coarse);—greater, greatest; elder-born:—mihīn (or mahīn) āwāz, s.f. A fine or shrill sound; a high note; the treble;—a soprano voice;—a thin, or feeble, voice:—mihīn-doz, s.m. A tailor; one who performs any fine needle-work:—mahīn-gunḍā, adj. Hypocritical. P H مہینا महीना mahīnā[mah= māh, q.v.+īna= Zend aêna= S. इन् ], s.m. A month;—monthly pay or wages, salary:—mahīnā-bhar, The whole month:—mahīnā ćaṛhnā, v.n. To be in arrears;—the time for menstruation to pass:—mahīnā-dār, vulg. mahīn-dār, s.m. A monthly servant:—mahīne-se honā, v.n. To be in a state of menstruation (i.q. kapṛon-se honā):—mahīnā-wār, or mahīna-wār, or mahīne-wār, adj. Of or pertaining to a month; monthly, every month:—mahīnā-wārī, or mahīna-wārī, s.f. Monthly wages, salary, stipend:—mahīne-ke mahīne, or (dialec.) mahīne-gail, adj.= mahīnā-wār:—mahīne-kīhāṅḍī, s.f. Monthly obsequies.
Origin: Persian