Jinas is a relationship between two words resembling each other in sound or form but differing in meaning. The resemblance may be complete or imperfect because of a difference in letters, vowels, order, or number.
Distinct meanings are essential. Repeating the same word in the same sense gives repetition, not jinas. Here the ear notices likeness while the mind recognizes difference.
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Verbal Embellishments: Resembling Endings, Jinas, Sajʿ, and Further Devices
Jinas is a relationship between two words resembling each other in sound or form but differing in meaning. The resemblance may be complete or imperfect because of a difference in letters, vowels, order, or number.
Distinct meanings are essential. Repeating the same word in the same sense gives repetition, not jinas. Here the ear notices likeness while the mind recognizes difference.