مياني miyānī
P مياني miyānī [miyān, q.v.+ī = Zend i = S. इ], s.f. A cod-piece, a gusset (in trousers, drawers, &c.);—(Dakh.) the pin, or upright stake (round which a hand-mill turns).
معاينه mǒʻāyana, vulg. mǒʻāʼena for A. معاينة 'to see, view, or meet, face to face,' iii of عان for عين 'to be or become a spy or scout' for; but prob. formed fr. ʻain, 'eye'
P معاينه mǒʻāyana, vulg. mǒʻāʼena (for A. معاينة 'to see, view, or meet, face to face,' iii of عان (for عين) 'to be or become a spy or scout' (for); but prob. formed fr. ʻain, 'eye') s.m. Seeing face to face, seeing clearly, looking at, beholding, contemplating, inspecting;—inspection; sight; view:—mǒʻāyana karnā, v.t. To see, behold, view, look at, inspect; to look into, to examine.
ميانه miyāna rel. n. fr. miyān, q.v.
P ميانه miyāna (rel. n. fr. miyān, q.v.), adj. & s.m. Middling; middle-sized; mean; moderate;—the middle, centre; middle space; interstice;—a middle-sized horse, a galloway;—pole (of a carriage, &c.); an axis;—a kind of sedan or pālkī (with curtains; i.q. menā, q.v.):—miyāna-ravī, s.f. Moderation (in expenditure), economy; a middle course, the golden mean:—miyāna-qad, adj. Of middle stature.
