(p. 418) jhōḍ়ā1 a large wicker-basket, a scuttle, a hamper. 10)

(p. 414) jhān̐kā1 a large wicker-basket. 13)

(p. 412) jhaṅkāra a jingling sound (as of the strings of a harp); a clattering sound (as of weapons); a humming sound (as of bees); (mus.) a sharp and loud sound, a blaze; a loud and sudden brawling or bullying sound. ঝংকার দেওয়া, (poet.) ঝংকারা v. to jingle; to clatter; to hum; (mus.) to twist into a sharp and loud sound, to blaze up; to burst out into brawling or bullying. 3)

(p. 412) jhaṭakā, jhaṭakāni a sudden and forceful snatch or pull or jerk. ঝ়টকা মারা v. to snatch or pull or jerk or snatch suddenly and forcefully; to cut or kill by a blow or with one stroke. 14)

(p. 412) jharā to fall in drops; to ooze, to exude; to fall; to be shed (গাছের পাতা ঝরা); to cast off or moult (পাখির পালক ঝরা); to run (সর্দিতে নাক ঝরা). ঝরানো v. to cause to fall in drops; to cause to ooze or exude; to cause to fall; to shed; to cast off, to moult; to cause to run. 34)

(p. 412) jh়ṭikā a storm; a strong gale. ̃বর্ত n. a whirlwind. 16)

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

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

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

(p. 417) jhilimili coruscating, sparkling, glittering. n. fine and gentle flash or coruscation (রোদের ঝিলিমিলি). 7)

(p. 412) jharanā a fountain, a waterfall, a cascade, a spring. ̃কলম n. a fountain-pen. 33)

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

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

(p. 412) jharjharita full of the noise of rapid fall as of a stream of water; perforated in several places. 38)

(p. 414) jhalasita dazed; dazzled; scorched, singed; browned. 5)