(p. 400) juḍ়i a pair, a couple; one of a pair or couple, a doublet; an equal, a parallel; an associate; an accessory, an accomplice; a coach drawn by a pair of horses (also জুড়িগাড়ি); singers singing in a concert (জুড়ির গান); a particular string of the সেতার । ̃দার n. match, a peer; an associate; an accessory, an accomplice; a singer of a concert. 140)

(p. 385) jaganmōhana, jagamōhana one who or that which captivates the world or the universe. 34)

(p. 410) jbālā1 a flame, a blaze; burning sensation or pain (জ্বালা করা). জ্বালা দেওয়া v. to give trouble to, to bother; to torture. সংসারের জ্বালাযন্ত্রণা trials and tribulations of life, irritants of workaday world, annoyances and vexations of life. সব জ্বালাযন্ত্রণার অবসান হওয়া to get rid of all troubles and worries (esp. by dying). 28)

(p. 385) jagadambā the mother of the world: an appellation of Goddess Durga (দুর্গা). 20)

(p. 390) jalā a marsh, a bog. a. marshy. ̃জমি n. wetlands, a marshy or swampy land, a swamp. 66)

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

(p. 410) jbālāni firewood, fuel. a. used as or fit for use as fuel. 30)

(p. 390) jamāṭa congealed, frozen, coagulated (জমাট দুধ, জমাট রক্ত); thick (জমাট গাঁথনি, জমাট অন্ধকার); inseparable, intimate (জমাট বন্ধুত্ব); deep (জমাট আনন্দ); thoroughly interesting or delightful (জমাট গান); full of crowd and enthusiasm (জমাট সভা). জমাট বাঁধা v. to coagulate, to congeal; to thicken. ̃বাঁধা a. coagulated; frozen; hardened. 22)

(p. 400) jībanānta, jībanābasāna end or termination of life; death. জীবনান্তে adv. after death. 107)

(p. 399) jānapada of a human settlement; produced in or dwelling in a village or country, rural, rustic. 6)

(p. 396) jāga-gāna a kind of folk-song sung at night in some parts of Bengal. 36)

(p. 390) jarājīrṇa worn-out, dilapidated and decayed through age. 50)

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

(p. 400) jiu (in blessing etc.) may you be alive, may you live long. 58)

(p. 407) jōn̐ka the leech. ছিনেজোঁক a variety of leech that clings pertinaciously to a person or creature whose blood it sucks; (fig.) a pertinacious or insistent or die-hard person. 11)