(p. 406) jēṭhā an elder brother of one's father, an uncle. a. (hum. or in rebuke) precocious; impertinent. fem. জেঠাইমা, জেঠি, জেঠিমা the wife of an elder brother of one's father, an aunt. ̃তো same as জেঠতুতো (see জেঠ-). ̃মি, (dial.) ̃মো n. precocity; impertinence. 17)

(p. 396) jā1 a wife of one's husband's brother, a woman's sister-in-law. 21)

(p. 386) jaḍ়ibuṭi empiric medicine or cure, medicinal herbs, drugs. 30)

(p. 410) jyākēṭa a jacket. 38)

(p. 407) jōbbā (Mus.) a kind of long and loosefitting outer garment for males. 22)

(p. 386) jaja a judge; a justice. জজয়তি n. judgeship. 12)

(p. 389) janmābadhi since one's birth; throughout one's life. 24)

(p. 388) jananāśauca impurities or unholy state, as enjoined by Hindu scriptures, consequent on the birth of a baby in a family. 8)

(p. 390) japita recited silently and repeatedly; uttered in silent prayers; (fig.) thought of constantly or frequently. 6)

(p. 400) jida, jēda insistence; importunity; tenacity, pertinacity, doggedness. জিদ ধরা v. to insist (on). জেদাজেদি n. continual or mutual insistence. জেদি a. insistent, importunate; tenacious, pertinacious, obstinate, dogged; insisting, given to pertinacity or doggedness. 76)

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

(p. 390) jamānata a security, a surety. জমানত জব্দ বা বাজেয়াপ্ত করা v. to forfeit a security. 24)

(p. 406) jēnda an ancient language in which the Avesta of Zoroaster was written. 20)

(p. 406) julaphi, julapi a lovelock, sideburns. 4)

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