(p. 400) jībātmā the sentient or embodied soul; the Supreme Soul as existent in different individual creatures. 116)

(p. 400) jālā2 a large fat-bellied earthen jar, an earthen barrel. 36)

(p. 410) jbalat burning, flaming, blazing, glowing; sparkling. 19)

(p. 400) jībada life-giving; animating. 103)

(p. 390) jabāi sacrificial slaughter of an animal or the method of slaying an animal in slaughter; slaughter. জবাই করা v. to slay an animal in sacrifice or in the sacrificial manner; to sacrifice; to kill or murder. 12)

(p. 388) janākīrṇa thickly or densely populated; overcrowded, teeming with people.

(p. 410) jyōtiṣmattā luminosity, brightness. 52)

(p. 400) jimanāsṭika gymnastics. a. gymnastic. 85)

(p. 400) jāri1, jārigāna a kind of folk-song of Bengal (composed in memory of the martyrs at Karbala and sung usually in East Bengal, now Bangladesh, on the occasion of Mohurrum). 24)

(p. 386) jaḍ়2 root; the root cause (রোগের জড় মারা). জড় মারা v. to uproot, to eradicate; to expel or remove the root cause (of). 24)

(p. 407) jñānāṅkura (lit.) the sprout of knowledge; (fig.) the first infusion of knowledge, the dawning of knowledge. 42)

(p. 410) jyānirghōṣa the twang of a bow. 39)

(p. 385) ja2 a measure of length equal to ¼ inch. or 6.35 millimeters. 3)

(p. 400) jāmira the citron, the lime. 8)

(p. 399) jānnāta the heavenly garden. 16)