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    Manín (en. Manin)

    /maˈnin/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Small quantity or minimum necessary.
    The price of the product is at a manín, you can't find it cheaper.
    El precio del producto está a un manín, no puedes encontrarlo más barato.
    In the context of betting, a low sum.
    I only bet a manín on the game.
    Solo aposté un manín en el juego.
    In some places, refers to a toy or trinket of little value.
    The children played with a manín they found in the street.
    Los niños jugaban con un manín que encontraron en la calle.

    Etymology

    Possibly derived from the term 'mini' which indicates something small.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    it's not a manín
    Indicates that it's not an insignificant matter.
    no es un manín
    a manín of nothing
    Refers to a very small or insignificant amount.
    un manín de nada
    to make a manín
    Means to do something with little intention or effort.
    hacer manín

    Related Words

    minuscule
    That is very small or of little size.
    minúsculo
    small
    Of smaller size than usual.
    pequeño
    minimal
    The lowest or smallest possible.
    mínimo

    Slang Meanings

    Thing of no value or of little value.
    That thing you bought is a manín, it's worth nothing.
    Eso que compraste es un manín, no vale nada.
    To do something in a simple or uncomplicated way.
    I'm going to solve this manín, quick and easy.
    Voy a resolver esto a manín, rápido y fácil.