(p. 400) jībāntaka destroying life, life-taking, killing. n. a hunter. 119)

(p. 400) jārita corroded; worn-out; digested; pickled; (of metals etc.) reduced (জারিত স্বর্ণ). 26)

(p. 396) jahara1 poison. 16)

(p. 407) jñāta conversant, versed; aware of, informed; known. 36)

(p. 407) jēhāda (Mus.) a fight for the cause of religion and also for any other pious object, a holy war, crusade. 7)

(p. 406) jēẏādā too much, excessive. 24)

(p. 389) janāntika (in a drama) aside. জনান্তিকে adv. aside. 2)

(p. 396) jātyartha connotation. 71)

(p. 388) janana the act of begetting, progenition, procreation; birth; origination; production; reproduction. ̃কোষ n. a reproductive cell, a gamete, a germ-cell. ̃কোষাধার n. gametangium. ̃যন্ত্র n. the reproductive organ. ̃শক্তি n. generative or procreative power. ̃শক্তিহীন a. sterile, barren; impotent; unproductive. 7)

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

(p. 389) janitrī of জনিতা2 । 13)

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

(p. 385) jaganmātā the Mother of the world, the Supreme Being viewed as the Mother, the great Mother. 33)

(p. 400) jīrṇōdbāra repair; reclamation. 128)

(p. 385) jaga2 a jug. 11)