(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. 390) jabuthabu lacking in agility or easy movements; ungainly; decrepit; inert due to old age or disease. 15)

(p. 400) juju bugbear, a bug. 133)

(p. 389) janu1 (poet. & obs.) as if or in that case. 14)

(p. 410) jbaladagni blazing fire. 21)

(p. 400) -jībī living, existing (দীর্ঘজীবী); practising for livelihood (ব্যবহারজীবী). 123)

(p. 399) jābara cud. জাবর কাটা v. to chew the cud, to ruminate; (fig.) to meditate on or discuss the same thing over and over again. 25)

(p. 390) jarāgrasha seized with infirmities of old age, decrepit and infirm, worn-out, senile. 49)

(p. 400) jiu (in blessing etc.) may you be alive, may you live long. 58)

(p. 399) jāpāni Japanese. n. a native of Japan; the language of Japan, Japanese. 20)

(p. 385) jaga2 a jug. 11)

(p. 400) jirāta (chiefly used as a correl. of জমি) land. 92)

(p. 396) jāga artificial warmth produced by heaping straw or tree-leaves etc. upon something (in order to ripen or soften or decompose it); to ret (পাট জাগ দেওয়া). জাগ দিয়ে পাকানো. to ripen artificially or prematurely. 35)

(p. 396) jāgā to rise from sleep, to wake (ভোরে জাগা); to rise (ঘুম ভেঙে জাগা); to be without sleep (সারারাত জেগেছে); to be inspired ('জাগিয়া উঠেছে প্রাণ'); to occur to, to strike (মনে জাগা). a. awake. জাগানো v. to rouse from sleep, to awake; to rouse; to keep awake; to inspire; to cause to wake; to remind. 44)

(p. 400) jina3 a saddle, a harness. 79)