s. f, Corrupted from the Persian word Zamín. The earth, soil, land, ground; region, country; the ground work of a cloth or picture; a floor:—jimíṇdár, jimídár, s. m. A cultivator, a farmer; a landlord, a land-holder:—jimídárá, jimíṇdárá, s. m. Agriculture, the business of a farmer, the land or estate held by him:—jimíṇdárí, jimídárí, s. f. Agriculture, the ownership of land; the office or business of a Jimíṇdár:—jimíṇdární, jimídární, s. f. A farmer's wife or daughter:—jimíṇ dá málak, s. m. A landowner:—jímí or jimíṇ puṭṭṉí, v. a. To dig, to excavate:—jimíṇ wichch dabbṉá, gaḍḍṉá, v. n. To bury; jimíṇ kaṇd, s. f. The yam; sweet potato:—jimíṇ wichch nigghar jáṉá, niggharṉá, v. n. lit. To be buried in the ground; to be greatly ashamed:—jekar jimíṇ wehal deṇdí táṇ nigghar jáṇdá. If the earth would have opened then (I) would have been swallowed.