min is a preposition marking source, separation, extent, or composition in Aramaic clauses.

As a preposition, min marks relations such as a source or point of origin, movement or removal away from something, extent to an endpoint, and material composition; the supplied morphology also includes a conjunction-tagged occurrence and a pronominal suffix form.

1. Preposition marking relational boundaries · dominant

   The form is tagged as a preposition throughout the cited examples. In Daniel 2:16 the APB renders Daniel's request “from the king”; in Daniel 3:26 it renders the men coming “out from the midst of the fire”; in Daniel 4:3 it renders dominion enduring “from generation to generation”; and in Daniel 2:33 it describes parts “of iron” and “of clay.”

   Daniel 2:16Daniel 3:26Daniel 4:3Daniel 2:33Daniel 5:20Daniel 7:10

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB variously expresses the relation with “from,” “out from,” “of,” “to,” and “before,” while some occurrences are absorbed by its translation. These renderings show clause-level presentation rather than a fixed equivalent.