(p. 407) jōrājuri, jōrājōri display or use of force, violence; insistence. 29)

(p. 410) jñānōnnati the development or progress of knowledge. 8)

(p. 400) jiẏā same as জিয়ানো । 88)

(p. 406) jēnda an ancient language in which the Avesta of Zoroaster was written. 20)

(p. 400) jībikā livelihood; a profession, a calling, a trade. জীবিকার্জন করা, জীবিকানির্বাহ করা v. to earn one's livelihood, to earn a living. 121)

(p. 386) jaṭā matted hair; mane; an aerial or hanging root (বটের জটা). ̃জাল, ̃জুট n. a mass of matted hair. ̃ধর, ̃ধারী a. of Shiva (শিব). ̃বল্কল n. pl. matted hair and the bark of a tree (as worn by an ascetic). ̃ভার n. the load of matted hair. ̃মাংসী n. the Indian spikenard. ̃ল a. having matted hair; having aerial or hanging roots. 17)

(p. 388) jananī mother, a progenitrix. a. fem. producing or causing. 9)

(p. 400) jita (pronun: জিতো) conquered(জিতরাজ); vanquished, defeated (জিতশত্রু); subdued, brought under control (জিত-ক্রোধ ). n. (pron. জিত্) victory (হারজিত). 72)

(p. 385) ju lac. ̃ঘর n. a house built with lac. 6)

(p. 400) jāri1, jārigāna a kind of folk-song of Bengal (composed in memory of the martyrs at Karbala and sung usually in East Bengal, now Bangladesh, on the occasion of Mohurrum). 24)

(p. 388) jananēndriẏa a reproductive (male) organ, the penis. 11)

(p. 390) jalādhāra a receptacle of water, a watervessel, a reservoir of water. 71)

(p. 385) jagajaga expressing: sparkling or dazzling state. জগজগা n. a sparkling or dazzling tinfoil. জগজগে a. sparkling, dazzling, shining. 12)

(p. 396) jān̐kālō pompous; showy, ostentatious; splendid. 29)

(p. 389) janita born of, begotten by; originating from, resulting from, caused or produced by. 9)