(p. 410) jbalatahi (poet. & obs.) is or are burning or flaming or (fig.) suffering extremely. 20)

(p. 407) jaina an adherent of Jainism, a Jain. ̃ধর্ম n. Jainism. 8)

(p. 390) jampati, jampatī a married couple; a husband and a wife. 28)

(p. 390) jamajamā grandeur, pomp; eclat. 19)

(p. 386) jaṅgala a bush, a thicket, a jungle; a forest; wild plants and herbs, weed. জঙ্গলা, জংলা a. wild; bushy. জংলি, জঙ্গুলে a. wild; bushy; living in a jungle; uncivilized; rude; uncultured; unpolished; unrefined. জঙ্গলি লোক, জংলি লোক n. a woodman, a bushman; an ill-mannered or uncultured person. 8)

(p. 400) jālibōṭa a jolly-boat. 43)

(p. 386) jaḍ়ājaḍ়i mutual hugging; intertwining. a. hugged mutually; intertwined. জড়াজড়ি করা v. to hug mutually; to intertwine. 26)

(p. 400) jimmā custody, charge, care. জিম্মা করে দেওয়া, জিম্মায় দেওয়া v. to commit to the custody or charge of, to put under care of. ̃দার n. a custodian. ̃দারি n. custodianship; charge. 86)

(p. 386) jaṭhara the belly; the stomach; the womb; the interior. ̃জ্বালা n. hunger-pain, the pang of hunger; hunger. ̃বাস n. stay in the mother's womb (between conception and birth), remaining in the mother's womb. ̃যন্ত্রণা n. birth-pangs; labour-pain; the suffering of the baby during its stay in its mother's womb ('দিবি পুনঃ জঠরযন্ত্রণা'). ̃স্হ a. lying or staying in the belly or stomach or womb. 22)

(p. 399) jānōẏāra a beast, an animal; a brute. 14)

(p. 406) jēṭhi, jēṭhī1 the common lizard found in dwelling-houses. 18)

(p. 390) jariṣṇu decaying. 56)

(p. 385) jaga2 a jug. 11)

(p. 399) jādu1 (chiefly used in addressing a baby affectionately) darling, dearie. 2)

(p. 400) jum̐i the jessamine or jasmine. 130)