(p. 389) janmābacchinna lifelong. 23)

(p. 407) jōrājuri, jōrājōri display or use of force, violence; insistence. 29)

(p. 407) jōẏāla a yoke. জোয়ালে বাঁধা v. to yoke. 27)

(p. 400) jībaka a snake-charmer; a servant; a usurer, a money-lender; a beggar, a mendicant; a physician; the physician of Buddha. 101)

(p. 400) jiba, jibha the tongue. ̃ছোলা n. a tongue-scraper. জিব কাটা v. to put out the tip of one's tongue and press it between the teeth as a mark of abashment, or shamefacedness. জিব বার হওয়া v. to pant for breath (owing to exhaustion). জিবে a. tongue-shaped (জিবে গজা). জিবে জল আসা to make one's mouth water. 84)

(p. 400) jāhnabī the daughter of Jahnoo (জহ্নু) the Puranic sage: an appellation of the Ganges. 56)

(p. 396) jaharabrata a rite practised by Rajput women of old by burning themselves alive on funeral pyres to escape shame and insult. 19)

(p. 396) jalābhūmi a marsh, a swamp, a bog. 4)

(p. 399) jānā to know, to come to know, to learn; to be cognizant of; to have knowledge (of or in); to feel, to perceive, to realize (জানছি কষ্ট হবে); to be acquainted with (তাকে জানি). a. known (জানা কথা); learnt. ̃জানি a. made public, circulated. n. circulation, publicity. জানান দেওয়া v. to announce or proclaim or notify beforehand; to announce oneself. ̃নো v. to acquaint with; to inform; to make known. 7)

(p. 400) jāẏadāda landed property or the right to it by virtue of occupation. 12)

(p. 400) jīrṇā of জীর্ণ । 127)

(p. 390) jambu the rose-apple, the jambu; (myth.) one of the seven islands or divisions of the world; Asia; India. 30)

(p. 407) jōẏāna1 caraway, ptychotis. 23)

(p. 396) jahari, jahuri a jeweller; a lapidary. জহুরি জহর চেনে (fig.) a shepherd knows his ewe. 20)

(p. 400) jirajirē very thin or slender; rickety; skin-and-bone. 90)