IPA: //tɪˈjɪn//
KK: /tɪˈjɪn/
A small unit of currency used in some countries, often equivalent to a fraction of a larger unit.
The market accepted payments in tyiyn as well as in larger denominations.
This word originates from Arabic "طين" (ṭīn), meaning clay or mud. It refers specifically to a type of clay used in various cultural contexts.
Think of the Arabic word for clay, 'ṭīn', to remember that 'tyiyn' refers to a type of clay or mud.