(p. 400) jībada life-giving; animating. 103)

(p. 389) janmāndha born blind. 22)

(p. 396) jāga artificial warmth produced by heaping straw or tree-leaves etc. upon something (in order to ripen or soften or decompose it); to ret (পাট জাগ দেওয়া). জাগ দিয়ে পাকানো. to ripen artificially or prematurely. 35)

(p. 390) janmōtsaba, janmajaẏantī birthday celebration. 3)

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

(p. 388) jananāśauca impurities or unholy state, as enjoined by Hindu scriptures, consequent on the birth of a baby in a family. 8)

(p. 390) jarāgrasha seized with infirmities of old age, decrepit and infirm, worn-out, senile. 49)

(p. 400) jit conquering (বিশ্বজিত্ = a conqueror of the world, world-conquering). 75)

(p. 396) jāgaraṇa act of waking; sleeplessness; wakefulness; (fig.) coming back to activity or consciousness, awakening, rise (জাতির জাগরণ). জাগরনী. n. an awakening song; the period of waking. a. relating to waking. 40)

(p. 410) jyōtsnā moonlight. ̃ময় a. moonlit. fem. ̃ময়ী । ̃রাত্রি n. a moonlit night. 47)

(p. 407) jōḍ়ā2 two (জোড়া পাঁঠা). n. a pair, a couple; one of a pair or couple; an equal; a joint or joining (জোড়া খুলে গেছে). জোড়া দেওয়া v. to join. 18)

(p. 400) juẏācōra a sharper; a swindler; a cheat. 151)

(p. 400) jāhām̐bāja (dero.) very shrewd or vastly experienced; uncontrollable; dominating; terrible. 51)

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

(p. 407) jñātasārē to one's knowledge; knowingly, deliberately. 38)