(p. 389) jantu an animal, a creature; a beast. 16)

(p. 390) jamajama expressing: splendour, pomp, richness, crowded or overcrowded state. 18)

(p. 400) jībādhāna preservation of life. 117)

(p. 390) jarājīrṇa worn-out, dilapidated and decayed through age. 50)

(p. 400) jirāpha the giraffe. 95)

(p. 385) jaganmanḍala the (whole) world; the whole universe. 32)

(p. 396) jān̐tānō to load. a. loaded. 32)

(p. 390) jabāi sacrificial slaughter of an animal or the method of slaying an animal in slaughter; slaughter. জবাই করা v. to slay an animal in sacrifice or in the sacrificial manner; to sacrifice; to kill or murder. 12)

(p. 400) jirānō to rest. to take rest. 94)

(p. 396) jāḍ় a spell of cold weather, cold; chill; winter. 56)

(p. 399) jāmadāni a variety of muslim woven in design of flowers, a jamdani. a. woven in design of flowers (জামদানি কাপড়).

(p. 399) jāna2 life. 5)

(p. 410) jyā a bowstring; (geom.) a chord, a sine; the earth. ধনুকে জ্যা পরানো to string a bow. 37)

(p. 400) juḍ়ānō1, jōḍ়ānō to cause to join or add or affix or attach or cement or yoke or harness or begin; to join or add or affix. 138)

(p. 400) jībanmukta freed from earthly attachment even whilst living in this world; one who has attained salvation even whilst living in this world; freed in the living state. জীবন্মুক্তি n. freedom from earthly attachment or attainment of salvation even whilst living in this world; freedom (of the spirit) in the living state. 113)