امين amīn
A امين amīn, adj. Trusted in; trusty, trustworthy, confidential, faithful;—s.m. A person intrusted with an office, or with affairs; a commissioner, trustee, guardian, umpire, arbitrator, investigator; law officer; inspector; superintendent; an officer appointed to make rough surveys after the native method; an officer employed by Government to take charge of an estate and collect the revenues, or to investigate and report their amount:—amīn-i-ḥisāb, s.m. An auditor of accounts.
امان amān
A امان amān, s.f. Security, safety; freedom from fear, ease of mind; protection, safeguard; promise or assurance of security or safety, indemnity, quarter (=panāh), mercy, grace:—intj. Quarter! mercy! spare me!:—amān pānā (-kī), To obtain assurance of safety (of), to find protection or grace:—amān denā (-ko), To give a promise of safety, to afford protection, &c.:—amān māṅgnā, To seek protection, to seek the assurance of safety; to ask for quarter:—amān-meṅ rakhnā, v.t. To keep in safety or under (one's) protection, to render (one) secure; to protect, defend, shelter.
امان इमान imān
H امان इमान imān, corr. for ايمان īmān, q.v.
عمان ʻǒmān
A عمان ʻǒmān, s.m. Name of the southern coast of Arabia (from the entrance into the Persian Gulf to the straits of Bab-el-mandeb);—the sea between Ethiopia and India; the Persian Gulf (=baḥr-ě-ʻǒmān).
آمين āmīn
A آمين āmīn, adv. Amen, so be it;—intj. God keep us!
