(p. 412) jhapāt expressing the sound of diving or springing into water or of flinging down a heavy object. 27)

(p. 412) jhanakāṭha the lintel; the upper wooden bar of the frame of a door. 23)

(p. 417) jhun̐kā, jhōn̐kā to incline, to stoop, to lean; to tilt; to have slight desire or liking (for), to be disposed or drawn (খেলার দিকে ঝুঁকছে, ছেলের দিকে মায়ের মন ঝোঁকে). ঝুঁকানো, ঝোঁকানো v. to cause to incline or stoop or lean; to rouse slight desire or liking in, to dispose or draw. 9)

(p. 414) jhān̐ṭā a broom; a besom. ̃খেকো a. (in abuses) accustomed to be flogged with a broom; contemptible. ̃নো v. to sweep. ̃পেটা n. a flogging with a broom, a stroke with a broom. ঝাঁটা মারা v. to flog with a broom. ঝাঁটার বাড়ি n. a stroke with or of a broom. 30)

(p. 417) jhumura a kind of love-song accompanied with dance. 21)

(p. 412) jh়ḍ়ō stormy, tempestuous (ঝ়ড়ো হাওয়া); storm-beaten (ঝ়ড়ো কাক). 21)

(p. 414) jhān̐ka-muṭē a porter who carries his load in a wicker-basket on his head. 16)

(p. 414) jhalajhalē loosely hanging. 2)

(p. 416) jhiuḍ়i a daughter; an unmarried daughter. 13)

(p. 414) jhān̐ki a shake. 17)

(p. 417) jhila a very large pond. 3)

(p. 412) jhanāt expressing a sound louder than ঝন । 25)

(p. 418) jhuli a small cloth-bag (esp. one that can be carried by hanging it from one's shoulder) 6)

(p. 416) jhinṭi a flowering shrub, the amaranth (?). 23)

(p. 414) jhām̐p়ṭā an ornament for the woman's head, a tiara.