(p. 219) kājari an Indian folk-dance or its accompanying music. 14)

(p. 311) guñjarita resounding with; filled with a humming noise; whispered. 21)

(p. 390) jari thread of gold or silver. ̃দার a. woven or fringed or embroidered with thread of gold or silver. 53)

(p. 390) jaripa measurement of an area of land, land-survey. জরিপ করা v. to measure or survey land. জরিপ-আমিন n. a land-surveyor. ̃কারী a. surveying (land). n. a land-surveyor. 54)

(p. 390) jarimānā a money penalty, a fine, a mulct. জরিমানা করা v. to impose a fine, to fine, to mulct. 55)

(p. 390) jariṣṇu decaying. 56)

(p. 390) jarjara, jarjarita very much oppressed or stricken with (দুঃখে জর্জর); worn out; deeply engrossed or involved in (ঋণে জর্জর). 58)

(p. 414) jhān̐jari a colander, a sieve, a strainer; a porous cover or lid (as on the mouth of a drain); a spray; a porous water-pot for watering trees. 25)

(p. 830) mañjari a young shoot or twig with new leaves (আম্রমঞ্জরি); a shoot; a sprout; a spike (পুষ্পমঞ্জরি); an ear (শস্যমঞ্জরি); a flower-spike (বকুলমঞ্জরি). ̃দন্ড n. (bot.) a rachis. ̃পত্র n. (bot.) a bract. 11)

(p. 830) mañjarita blossomed, budded, flowered; sprouted. মঞ্জরিত হওয়া v. to blossom, to bud, to flower; to sprout. 12)

(p. 872) mujarima a criminal. 27)

(p. 1050) hājari same as হাজিরা and—a European or English meal. ছোট হাজরি break-fast. বড় হাজরি lunch; dinner. 42)

(p. 1056) hijari, hijarā the Mohammedan era counted from 622 A.D., hegira, hejira, hijra. 33)