(p. 385) jaga1 the world (জগজন, জগমোহন). 10)

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

(p. 400) jujutsu the Japanese system of wrestling, ju-jitsu. 134)

(p. 406) juṣṭa served, worshipped ('দেবগনজুষ্ট'). 10)

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

(p. 399) jānuẏāri January. 13)

(p. 386) jaṅgama mobile; movable; having power of locomotion; living, animate. 7)

(p. 385) jagadbāsī inhabiting the world. n. an inhabitant of the world. fem. জগদ্বাসিনী । 26)

(p. 399) jāntaba of or like a beast or animal; beastly. জান্তব চর্বি animal fat. জান্তব চিত্কার (lit.) the cry of an animal; (fig.) a horrid, fierce or alarming cry. 15)

(p. 399) jābaḍ়ā wet or drenched like জাব; thoroughly wet or drenched; disorderly, messy; thick and ugly; smudgy. জাবড়ানো v. to wet or drench thoroughly; to make a mess of; (dial.) to hug, to clasp. a. thoroughly wet or drenched; messy; clasped. 24)

(p. 386) jaṅgāla an embankment, a dam. 9)

(p. 400) jirā cummin, cumin. 91)

(p. 385) jagannātha the Supreme Lord of the world, God; an appellation of Krishna (কৃষ্ণ); the presiding deity of the temple at Puri, Jagannath. ̃ক্ষেত্র n. the domain of Jagannath, Puri. 29)

(p. 390) jarada yellow. 44)

(p. 390) jamāẏēta an assemblage, a gathering. জমায়েত হওয়া v. to assemble, to gather. অবৈধ জমায়েত an unlawful assembly. 26)