(p. 412) jharjhara the sound of rapid fall as of a stream of water; a sieve, a colander; a cymbal, cymbals. 37)

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

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

(p. 416) jhinuka a bivalve mollusc, the cockle, the oyster; an ear-shell; an abalone; a metal spoon shaped almost as a valve of the cockle (chiefly used in feeding babies). 22)

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

(p. 414) jhalajhalē loosely hanging. 2)

(p. 417) jhupa expressing the noise (milder than ঝপ) of diving or falling into water or air suddenly; a sudden splashing sound; suddenness. ঝুপঝুপ, ঝুপঝাপ int. expressing this noise repeatedly; quick succession. 18)

(p. 418) jhōlā2 (of garments) hanging loosely (ঝোলা আস্তিন). 15)

(p. 415) jhāmā a piece of over-burnt brick. 18)

(p. 415) jhāḍ়āi sweeping and cleaning; threshing and beating (ধান ঝাড়াই); winnowing (চাল ঝাড়াই). ঝাড়াই-বাছাই n. sweeping and cleaning; eliminating and selecting. 12)

(p. 417) jhunō ripe and hardened (ঝুনো নারকেল); veteran and experienced (ঝুনো উকিল); shrewd and sly. cp. ঝানু । 17)

(p. 416) jhi n̐jhi2 indicating: a dizzy or buzzing or twinging sensation (মাথা ঝিঁ ঝিঁ করা, পায়ে ঝিঁ ঝিঁ ধরা). ঝিঁ ঝিঁ করা v. to feel dizzy, to be stricken with a buzzing sensation. ঝিঁ ঝিঁ ধরা v. to be stricken with a twinging sensation, to have pins and needles. 17)

(p. 414) jhān̐ki a shake. 17)

(p. 416) jhiṅē a kind of vegetable, a cucurbitaceous plant and its fruit. 20)

(p. 418) jhulana act of swinging; suspension in the air; the Hindu festival of swinging (also ঝুলনযাত্রা). 3)