درميان darmiyān dar, 'in,'+miyān, 'midst,' qq.v.
P درميان darmiyān (dar, 'in,'+miyān, 'midst,' qq.v.), s.m. Middle, midst, interval;—adv. & postpn. or prep. In the middle; in the midst (of, -ke, or -i), between, among; before, in view; during;—about, concerning:—darmiyān ānā (-ke), To come between, to intervene; to take place between; to interrupt, to obtrude:—darmiyān denā (-ko), To put between (as a sacred book, for the purpose of deciding or adjusting), to employ as a mediator, to propose as an umpire, or a security; to give as a hostage:—darmiyān-kā, adj. (f. -kī), Of or pertaining to the middle, midmost, &c. (=darmiyānī, q.v.):—darmiyān lānā (-ko), To bring in, to introduce (a discourse, &c.); to include; to bring forward, to adduce:—is-darmiyān-men, adv. In the interval or interim, in the meantime, meanwhile.
