shin
- noun
- /ʃɪn/
- - Hey, can I sign your shin?
- the letter shin
Examples
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Think I'll skip out on the pizza shin-dig.
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- The T-shin too.
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- And the T-shin?
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Conceivably, those were designed as projections on a vertical plane of the birth-giving Goddess's raised (or contracted) legs or shins.
Academic text (2000) -
The letter shin appears in many Hebrew words and is often used in religious texts.
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In Hebrew, the sound represented by the letter shin is often transliterated as 'sh'.
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During our lesson, the teacher pointed out that the letter shin looks similar to a crown.
Compounds
- Specialized
Pain along the front of the lower leg, often caused by running or other exercise
Surface Forms
Etymology
Shin for the Hebrew letter comes from the Hebrew word שִׁין and it names the 'sh' sound, like the start of 'shoe', and this is a different origin from the English body word.