Hin is a measured unit used for portions of oil, wine, and water, including fractional amounts in offerings.

The term denotes a unit used to specify measured portions, most often fractions of oil or wine within offering instructions; it also measures water and appears in a requirement for a righteous measure.

1. A unit for specified liquid portions · dominant

   The singular noun marks stated quantities and fractions: in Numbers 15:4 the APB renders a fourth for oil, while Numbers 15:5 gives a fourth for wine. Numbers 28:14 sets half, third, and fourth portions for the bullock, ram, and lamb, and Ezekiel 4:11 applies a sixth portion to water. Leviticus 19:36 places the construct form in the clause calling for a righteous measure.

   Numbers 15:4Numbers 15:5Numbers 28:14Ezekiel 4:11Leviticus 19:36Ezekiel 46:14

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across the supplied verses, the APB regularly presents the term as “hin,” often with a fractional quantity and a liquid such as oil, wine, or water. These renderings confirm the clauses' measured-portion context rather than independently defining each occurrence.