(p. 386) jaṭalā an irregular assemblage of persons debating about or discussing something; an assemblage; a crowd, a multitude; (loos.) hullabaloo. জটলা করা v. to form an assembly, to make a clique. 16)

(p. 406) julāi July, the seventh month of the English calendar. 5)

(p. 400) jāli1 a very young and tender gourd or any other similar fruit. a. very young and tender. 40)

(p. 385) jagaddala that which presses down the universe; too heavy to be moved, immovably heavy. n. an immovably heavy stone. 23)

(p. 410) jyōtiṣmatī of জ্যোতিষ্মান । 51)

(p. 396) jātāśauca (personal) impurity or unholy state caused by child-birth. 60)

(p. 406) jēṭha related through an elder brother of one's father or father-in-law. ̃তুতো a. related through an elder brother of one's father. ̃তুতো ভাই a son of an elder brother of one's father, a cousin. ̃তুতো বোন a daughter of an elder brother of one's father, a cousin. ̃শ্বশুর n. an elder brother of one's father-in-law. fem. ̃শাশুড়ি the wife of one's ̃শ্বশুর । 16)

(p. 396) jāḍya inactiveness, sloth, idleness; inertia, stupor; imbecility, fatuity; ignorance; frigidity. 57)

(p. 407) jōẏāra2 durra, millet, jowar. জোয়ারি a. made of jowar, jowari. 26)

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

(p. 410) jbālita ignited, enkindled, lighted; inflamed; mortified. 36)

(p. 390) jamaka pomp, grandeur (chiefly used in জাঁকজমক). জমকালো. a. pompous, splendid; showy, spectacular; gaudy, gorgeous. 17)

(p. 390) jaradgaba a decrepit bull; (fig.) a decrepit man who can do no work; a stupid, good-for-nothing fellow. 45)

(p. 385) jaganmanḍala the (whole) world; the whole universe. 32)

(p. 400) jīrṇā of জীর্ণ । 127)