• মিয়া(miẏa),মিয়াঁ(miẏã),মিঁয়া(mĩẏa),মিঞাঁ(mĩã)
• মিয়ান(miẏan) —archaic, Vanga

Borrowed fromUrduمِیَاں(miyā̃), fromClassical Persianمیان(miyān,“middle, centre”), with semantic shift in South Asia to a male honorific (compareজাহাঁপনা(jahãpona)).Doublet ofমধ্য(moddho),মাঝ(majh), andময়দান(moẏdan). Cognate withHindiमियाँ(miyā̃).

• (Rarh)IPA^(key): /mi̯ã/,[ˈmi̯ãˑ]

• (Dhaka)IPA^(key): /mi̯a/,[ˈmi̯aˑ]

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• (Vanga)IPA^(key): /mi̯a/,[ˈmi̯aˑ],/mi̯an/,[ˈmi̯an]
• (Varendra)IPA^(key): /mi̯ã/,[ˈmi̯ãˑ]

মিঞা• (mĩa)

1. (Islam)man,gentleman;sir

   Coordinate terms:বিবি(bibi),বেগম(begom)

   ওমিঞা,তোমারহালকি?

   ō mĩa, tōmar hal ki?

   Heyman, how are you?

   (literally, “Heyman, what is your condition?”)

2. (archaic)squire

মিঞা• (mĩa)

1. a malesurname,Mia,Miah, orMiya, from Persian
2. aMiya person or person of Miya ancestry

• → English:Miah,Miya

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