(p. 400) jihīrṣā desire to steal; kleptomania. জিহীর্ষু a. desirous of stealing. 98)

(p. 400) jāraṇa digestion; corrosion; act of pickling. 21)

(p. 390) janmōtsaba, janmajaẏantī birthday celebration. 3)

(p. 386) jaḍ়ula a naevus, a sharply defined mark on skin, a birth-mark like an urticarial spot. 33)

(p. 410) jyānirghōṣa the twang of a bow. 39)

(p. 389) janitā1 of জনিত । 10)

(p. 390) jarajara very much oppressed or stricken with (দুঃখে জরজর); worn out; saturated with (নুনে জরজর); beside oneself. 42)

(p. 400) jāraja misbegotten, bastard, illegitimate. n. a bastard. 20)

(p. 396) jājbalyamāna refulgent, shining; very bright or vivid; flaming; glaring. 51)

(p. 386) jaṅga2 a war, a battle. ̃ডিঙ্গা n. a battleship, a man-of-war. 6)

(p. 385) jōẏāna a soldier, an armyman. 7)

(p. 406) jēẏa worth winning or conquering; that which can be or is to be won or conquered, conquerable. 23)

(p. 396) jāgrat, jāgrata awake; wakeful; watchful; conscious. 46)

(p. 400) jāraka-śikhā oxidizing flame. 19)

(p. 390) japā to say one's prayers silently; to recite silently and repeatedly prayers or names esp. as enjoined by scriptures or by a guru; to tell one's beads; (fig.) to think of constantly or frequently. জপানো v. to cause to recite silently and repeatedly prayers or names esp. as enjoined by scriptures; to make one memorize; (coll. & pop.) to cajole, to win over by cajolery, to persuade by flattery, deceit etc., to coax (into doing something). 5)