মেহজাবিন

Bengali

Alternative forms

মাহজাবিন (mahjabin), মাহজাবীন (mahjabin)
মেহজাবীন (mehjabin)
মেহেজাবিন (mehejabin), মেহেজাবীন (mehejabin)

Etymology

Borrowed from Urdu ماہ‌جبیں (māh-jabī̃), from Persian (māhjabīn, literally “moon-like forehead”), from Classical Persian (māh, “moon”) + Arabic جبين (jabīn, “forehead”). The intial e-vowel forms may be via an intermediate Hindustani مہ‌جبین / महजबीन (mah-jabīn), which often vocalizes the cluster ah as êh.

Pronunciation

(Rarh) IPA^(key): /meɦdʒabin/, [ˈmeɦdʒabin], /maɦdʒabin/, [ˈmaɦdʒabin], /meɦzabin/, [ˈmeɦzabin], /maɦzabin/, [ˈmaɦzabin]

(Dhaka) IPA^(key): /meɦdʑabin/, [ˈmeɦdʑabin], /maɦdʑabin/, [ˈmaɦdʑabin], /meɦzabin/, [ˈmeɦzabin], /maɦzabin/, [ˈmaɦzabin]

Proper noun

মেহজাবিন • (mehjabin)

a female given name, Mehzabin, Mehjabin, Mahzabin, or Mahjabin, from Persian

Related terms

মাস (maś)
মাহ (mah)
মাহতাব (mahotab)

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