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In the first listed meaning, I deleted the parenthetical comment that a half note "usually gets two beats," as it perpetuates a common misunderstanding of musical metre and note values. In fact, a minim or half-note "occasionally" gets two beats -- which is not a significant piece of information. |
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'''Minim''' may refer to: | '''Minim''' may refer to: | ||
* Minim, British English for a [[half note]] | * Minim, British English for a [[half note]] | ||
* [[MINIM (band)]], an industrial rock band from Spain | * [[MINIM (band)]], an industrial rock band from Spain | ||
* [[Minim (unit)]], a small amount of fluid, essentially a standardized drop | * [[Minim (unit)]], a small amount of fluid, essentially a standardized drop | ||
Latest revision as of 06:53, 2 June 2025
Minim may refer to:
- Minim, British English for a half note
- MINIM (band), an industrial rock band from Spain
- Minim (unit), a small amount of fluid, essentially a standardized drop
- Order of Minims, a member of a religious order founded by St. Francis of Paula
- Minim (palaeography), a short vertical stroke used in handwriting
- Minim, a Hebrew word denoting "sectarians" (e.g. Sadducees, Nazoraeans, etc.); see Heresy in Judaism
- Minim Inc., An American networking company.
- Minim, Martap, a village in Cameroon
- Minim (or nanitic), describes the first (and smallest) workers produced in many ant colonies
- Mini-M, also known as Inmarsat-M, a global satellite internet, telephony and fax network operated by Inmarsat
- Minim, French for "little one", was used at the University of Notre Dame from the minim to describe students in their grade school