(p. 400) jighāṃsā desire to murder. ̃বৃত্তি n. murderous instinct, blood-thirstiness, propensity to murder. জিঘাংসু a. desirous of murdering, murderous. 62)

(p. 396) ja the thigh. 24)

(p. 410) jñānōnnati the development or progress of knowledge. 8)

(p. 385) jagannibāsa the container of the universe: an appellation of Vishnu (বিষ্ণু) or Krishna (কৃষ্ণ); God. 30)

(p. 400) jigīṣā desire for victory or conquest. জিগীষু a. desirous of victory or conquest. 61)

(p. 390) jarura surely, certainly; perforce; by all means. জরুরত n. necessity, need. জরুরি a. urgent; necessary; important. জরুরি তার an express or urgent telegram. 57)

(p. 407) jaiba organic; of or obtained from a creature or animal. ̃রসায়ন n. organic chemistry, biochemistry. ̃সার n. compost. 9)

(p. 400) jāsti excess; abundance, plenty. a. excessive. 49)

(p. 400) jigira emphasis; a refrain; loud outcry or clamour, a slogan; a public announcement; a shout of triumph. 60)

(p. 400) -jībī living, existing (দীর্ঘজীবী); practising for livelihood (ব্যবহারজীবী). 123)

(p. 390) jarā1 old age; decrepitude, infirmity; senility. ̃রহিত a. not subject to old age or decay, not subject to senile decay; undecaying and immortal. 47)

(p. 400) jiōla (of fish) that which, if kept in a vessel full of water, can be kept alive for a long time; (of trees etc.) long-lived. n. such a fish or tree. ̃গাছ n. a kind of tree that lives long, Odina wadier. ̃মাছ n. the anabas, the barbed fish, the catfish etc. 59)

(p. 396) jān̐tā1 mill-stone, grindstone; bellows. 30)

(p. 385) jagadīśa, jagadīśbara the Supreme Lord, God. 21)

(p. 396) jahara2 a precious stone, a gem, a jewel. 17)