min·yan 
(mĭnyən, mēn-yän)
(mĭnyən, mēn-yän)n. pl. min·ya·nim (mēn-yä-nēm, mĭn-yônĭm) or min·yans (mĭnyənz)
The minimum number of ten adult Jews or, among the Orthodox, Jewish men required for a communal religious service.
[Hebrew minyān, number, minyan, from Aramaic minyānā, from mənā, to count; see mnw in the Appendix of Semitic roots.]
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