qin |
hin |
As a proper noun qin
is an ancient feudal state of china that existed between 778 and 207 bc.
As a noun hin is
an ancient hebrew unit of liquid measurement, approximately 048 litre.
hink |
hin |
As nouns the difference between hink and hin
is that
hink is a reaping hook while
hin is an ancient Hebrew unit of liquid measurement, approximately 0.48 litre.
hin |
zin |
As nouns the difference between hin and zin
is that
hin is an ancient hebrew unit of liquid measurement, approximately 048 litre while
zin is zinc.
hin |
hon |
As a noun hin
is an ancient hebrew unit of liquid measurement, approximately 048 litre.
As a verb hon is
to kiss.
hin |
whin |
As nouns the difference between hin and whin
is that
hin is an ancient hebrew unit of liquid measurement, approximately 048 litre while
whin is gorse; furze.
hin |
shin |
As a noun hin
is an ancient hebrew unit of liquid measurement, approximately 048 litre.
hin |
jin |
As nouns the difference between hin and jin
is that
hin is an ancient hebrew unit of liquid measurement, approximately 048 litre while
jin is hand.
hin |
hnn |
As a noun hin
is an ancient hebrew unit of liquid measurement, approximately 048 litre.
As an interjection hnn is
indicating thinking or pondering.
hin |
hip |
As a noun hin
is an ancient hebrew unit of liquid measurement, approximately 048 litre.
hic |
hin |
As nouns the difference between hic and hin
is that
hic is pebble while
hin is an ancient hebrew unit of liquid measurement, approximately 048 litre.
As a pronoun hic
is no/none (generally used instead of “hiç” in this case).
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