(p. 410) jyōtiṣka any of the stars or planets, a luminary. ̃মণ্ডল n. the celestial sphere, the zodiac, luminaries collectively. 50)

(p. 390) jambira the lime; the citron. 29)

(p. 399) jānita known, familiar. 11)

(p. 407) jōgāna supply, purveyance; finding, supply (কথার জোগান); assistance, help (কাজে জোগান). ̃দার n. a supplier, a purveyor; an assistant, a helper; a hodman or hodcarrier. জোগানো v. to supply, to purvey; to be found, to be supplied with (কথা জোগানো); to adulate, to flatter, to humour (মন জোগানো). 15)

(p. 399) jāma the rose-apple, the jambu. 27)

(p. 390) jabda discomfited, put to shame; harassed (ঘুরে ঘুরে জব্দ); put out of countenance (জাঁক করতে গিয়ে জব্দ); defeated, subdued (শত্রু জব্দ); forfeited, confiscated, foreclosed (জমানত জব্দ, ভিটেমাটি জব্দ). জব্দ করা. v. to harass; to put out of countenance; to defeat, to subdue; to forfeit, to confiscate, to foreclose. কেমন জব্দ completely befooled or outwitted. 16)

(p. 396) jā2 son (বোজসা) = a son of Mr Bose, a son of a Bose family). 22)

(p. 386) jaṭila (rare) having matted hair or mane or aerial roots; tangled; confused; entangled; inscrutable; complicated; difficult; complex; (arith.) compound (জটিল ভগ্নাংশ). জটিলা a. fem. of জটিল; and also mischievously shrewd; quarrelsome; tyrannizing over or oppressing the daughters-in-law. জটিল বাক্য a complex sentence. 19)

(p. 399) jāntaba of or like a beast or animal; beastly. জান্তব চর্বি animal fat. জান্তব চিত্কার (lit.) the cry of an animal; (fig.) a horrid, fierce or alarming cry. 15)

(p. 386) jaṅgala a bush, a thicket, a jungle; a forest; wild plants and herbs, weed. জঙ্গলা, জংলা a. wild; bushy. জংলি, জঙ্গুলে a. wild; bushy; living in a jungle; uncivilized; rude; uncultured; unpolished; unrefined. জঙ্গলি লোক, জংলি লোক n. a woodman, a bushman; an ill-mannered or uncultured person. 8)

(p. 396) jalusa lustre; brightness; splendour; glamour. 8)

(p. 396) jalābhēdya waterproof. 5)

(p. 385) jagannibāsa the container of the universe: an appellation of Vishnu (বিষ্ণু) or Krishna (কৃষ্ণ); God. 30)

(p. 407) jñānāṅkura (lit.) the sprout of knowledge; (fig.) the first infusion of knowledge, the dawning of knowledge. 42)

(p. 400) jīraka, jīra cummin, cumin. 125)