(p. 415) jhāp়ṭa, jhāpaṭā1 (of wind or storm) a gust; (of rain) a spray; (of wings) a flap; (of tails) a violent stroke. 16)

(p. 412) jhari (poet. & obs.) falls or fall, is or are shed, drops or drop, exudes or exude. 30)

(p. 412) jh়ṭiti quickly, hastily, hurriedly. 17)

(p. 414) jhām̐pa1 an improvised door or lid made of wicker. 32)

(p. 412) jharita fallen in drops; oozed; exuded; fallen, shed; cast off, moulted; flowing ('নির্ঝরঝরিত বারিরাশি'). 35)

(p. 417) jhuri an aerial root of a tree. ঝুরিভাজা n. a kind of crisp snack made of pulverized pigeon-pea.

(p. 412) jhakki a risk; troublesome burden or charge. 7)

(p. 412) jhamajhama expressing a loud jingling sound as of anklets; a loud pattering sound as of rain falling in torrents. ঝমঝম করা v. to jingle. ঝমরঝমর int. expressing a very loud jingling noise as of anklets. ঝমাঝম adv. with a loud jingling noise (ঝমাঝম মল বাজে); noisily in torrents (ঝমঝম বৃষ্টি পড়ছে). 28)

(p. 414) jhān̐kānō to shake. a. shaken. 15)

(p. 417) jhurā1 (poet.) to stream with tears ('রূপ লাগি আঁখি ঝুরে'). 23)

(p. 417) jhilamila2, jhilamili1 a shutter, a venetian blind. 5)

(p. 414) jhā-n̐jhā expressing severe heat (রোদ ঝাঁঝাঁ করা); burning sensation (চোখমুখ ঝাঁঝাঁ করা); great swiftness (ঝাঁ-ঝাঁ করে কাজ শেষ করা). 26)

(p. 417) jhun̐ṭi, jhun̐ṭa, jhuṭa1 a tuft of long hair on the head kept tied in a bun; a bun; a bird's crest (কাকাতুয়ার মাথায় ঝুটি); (of bulls, camels, etc.) a hump. 11)

(p. 416) jhima drowsiness or langour (ঝিম ধরা). a. stricken with drowsiness or langour, drowsy, languid (ঝিম হয়ে বসা). 24)

(p. 412) jhañjhāṭē troublesome; disturbing. 12)