Miyam, Miyāṃ: 1 definition
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Source: DDSA: A practical Hindi-English dictionaryMiyāṃ (मियां):—(nm) a respectful address for a Mohammedan; husband; —[bīvī] husband and wife; -[miṭṭhū] a sweet-spoken person; a parrot; —[kī jūtī miyāṃ kī cāṃda, -kī jūtī miyāṃ ke sira] to beat somebody with his own stick; -[bīvī rājī to kyā karegā kājī] while two are locked in embrace, the third becomes an intruder; -[miṭṭhū bananā, apane muṃha] to indulge in self-praise, self-praise is no recommendation.
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See also (Relevant definitions)
Starts with: Miyama-shikimi, Miyamana.
Ends with (+34): Acuvamiyam, Akamiyam, Akammiyam, Ammiyam, Aramiyam, Atti-kirimanmiyam, Cakamiyam, Cakatatanmiyam, Calamiyam, Camiyam, Cammiyam, Catanmiyam, Caumiyam, Cirumiyam, Citacamiyam, Cukkilappiramiyam, Cuvamiyam, Iramiyam, Irattappiramiyam, Ishtakamiyam.
Full-text: Hindi, Miyan, Pramiyam, Phajihata, Pramiye, Enninvakuppu, Prami, Mi, Bada, Apana.
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Rig Veda (translation and commentary) (by H. H. Wilson)
Rig Veda 4.55.7 < [Sukta 55]