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In sentence: "放課後とりま石井ん家に集合な!"
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What does "石井ん家" (abbreviation) mean?
I believe the ん is just a contracted の in this case.

> 放課後とりま石井 ** _の_** 家に集合な! → We're meeting at Ishii's house after school!

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**Edit** : Apparently 「とりま」 is a slang contraction of 「とりあえず、まあ」.
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> 「Person's Name/Nickname or Personal Pronoun + ん + [家]{ち}」

is an informal way of saying " ** _~~'s place/house_** ". 「家」 is read 「ち」 in
this expression. This reading is exceptional, so it must be mentioned.

「～～ + **ん** ち」＝「～～ + **の** + うち」

「とりま」 is a slangy shortened form of 「 **とり** あえず、 **ま** あ」, which loosely
means "for the time being", "first off", etc.

> "After school, we're going to meet at Ishii's place first, alright?"
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ん[家]{ち} is a contraction of の[家]{うち}. It goes with names, like 石井ん家 "Ishii's
place", or personal pronouns, like あんたん家 "your place" or 私ん家 "my place".

If the name ends in ん the ん of ん家 is omitted, e.g. あきちゃん家 "Aki's place".

It's a very common way to say "[somebody]'s place/house". This reading of 家
even has its own dictionary entry, for example in 大辞林

> **ち** 【▽家】〔「うち（家）」に助詞「の」が付いた「のうち」の転「んち」から〕
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> 家。うち。「ぼくん—」「君ん—」
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