fino
fine, thin
adjective FEE-noh Rare
Origin: From Latin 'finis' (end, limit, highest point), evolving to mean 'of the finest quality'.
Also means
refined, subtle
Usage Note
Fino covers physical thinness (una tela fina, a fine/thin fabric) and qualities of refinement (modales finos, refined manners; un olor fino, a subtle scent). In Andalusia and southern Spain, fino also names the driest style of sherry wine — a cultural touchstone of the region. The feminine is fina; the superlative is finísimo.
Examples
"Cortó el jamón en lonchas muy finas."
Natural Translation
She sliced the ham into very thin slices.

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