Meean Meer is a large military cantonment five or six miles from Lahore, and there were then some four thousand native troops there, with only about thirteen hundred Europeans of the Queen's and the Company's service.
But Meean Munjoo, having suppressed the rebellion, in place of surrendering the fort, resolved to defend it in case he was called upon by the Moguls to fulfil his promise.
Yes, I saw that statement; it is page 2 of the supplementary sheet, line 95, under Meean Meer.
After his own sweeping contradictions of our statements, he was shown the report from the Cantonment of Meean Meer which the Special Commission had brought from India, and in which nearly every statement we had made was "admitted.
A parade was ordered for daybreak at Meean Meer: twelve guns loaded with grape were placed along one side of the parade ground.
Four thousand Sepoy troops lay at Meean Meer, five or six miles from Lahore, and Mr. Montgomery had to decide on the instant whether these should be assumed to be contemplating mutiny.
Now out of this curious jumble of true and false, two points remain clear: My brother had known a Chomley in India, and had succeeded him as Brigade Major at Meean Meer.
The day following this conversation Colonel Bates sent me up his Army List, open, and marked at the name of Colonel Walter Chomley, and a note explaining that it was not Henry Arthur, but Walter Chomley whom he had known at Meean Meer.
He was Brigade Major at Meean Meer, and I took over the brigade from him, and bought his horses, etc.
So I warned Meean Khush-hal sixteen years agone, when the mother took refuge with us during her father's absence on the night of the storm; but he listened not when he had the excuse of the wall.
Yi tha does; aw meean that chap 'at's reckonin' to cooart thee!
Yo say reight, an' aw am a wantin, but aw dooan't meean to be long.
They've left Slinger ith' pigcoit waitin', an aw meean to keep him theear for a bit.
Does ta meean to say 'at ther's onny fellies been to awr haase when th' husband's been off?
Does ta meean ta tell me 'at tha'd noa more respect for thisen nor to wed a haufthick like Alick.
If ivver aw get wed ageean aw'll begin as aw meean to go on.
Why, tha sewerly doesn't meean to bury me in a silk hat?
Aw've getten nowt else to do an aw meean to put that in misen.
Aw hate all meeanhard graspin slaves, who mak ther gold ther god,-- For if they could grab all ther is, awm pratty sewer they wod.
Friends yo once had are far too thrang To ax yo to yer drinkin; They happen dunnot meean owt wrang,-- But one cannot help for thinkin.
Awm a young Yorksher lad as jolly an gay, As a lark on a sunshiny mornin, An Dolly's as fair as the flaars i' May, An trubbles we meean to be scornin.
Tha knows its true; We've shared booath wealth an poverty, An meean to do.
Tha needn't think aw meean to be Shut up like in a nunnery; Awm fond o' life, an love a spree, As weel as onny other.
Ah weean't be sae meean an' sae wicked; we mun still be co-workers wiv Him accordin' tiv His will.
Tarkhan or no, it grows too light for us now, Meean Sahib, so fare thee well for the time," remarked Ibrahim significantly.
Twas Meean Khodadad and Mirza Ibrahim who came raging to Siyah Yamin's half an hour agone.
And as she made her breathless way toward Satanstown, Mirza Ibrahim and Meean Khodadad were making their way back from it.
Meean fakeer-ji will not have his grandson touch the Ungeel (Evangel), and chimes the church-gong himself.
At Meean Meer the ball by the 81st Regiment took place on May 12.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "meean" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
