(p. 389) janāba (Mus.) sir, Mr. 4)

(p. 400) jībaka a snake-charmer; a servant; a usurer, a money-lender; a beggar, a mendicant; a physician; the physician of Buddha. 101)

(p. 400) jāhām̐panā the refuge or shelter of the world; used whilst addressing a prince (cp. Your Majesty). 50)

(p. 400) jālajībī a fisherman. 32)

(p. 389) janitrī of জনিতা2 । 13)

(p. 399) jānōẏāra a beast, an animal; a brute. 14)

(p. 390) jarānō to smear with esp. for preservation (লবণে আম জরানো); to pickle. a. smeared with; pickled. 51)

(p. 386) jaṅgala a bush, a thicket, a jungle; a forest; wild plants and herbs, weed. জঙ্গলা, জংলা a. wild; bushy. জংলি, জঙ্গুলে a. wild; bushy; living in a jungle; uncivilized; rude; uncultured; unpolished; unrefined. জঙ্গলি লোক, জংলি লোক n. a woodman, a bushman; an ill-mannered or uncultured person. 8)

(p. 400) jārula a kind of tree yielding an inferior variety of timber (used in making furniture etc.), Lagerstroemia flosreginae. 27)

(p. 396) jāu gruel; porridge. 23)

(p. 400) jiẏānō to keep (fish etc.) alive by preserving in a vessel full of water (কইমাছ জিয়ানো); to bring back to life (লক্ষীন্দরকে জিয়ানো). a. preserved in a vessel full of water in order to keep (fish etc.) alive; brought back to life. জিইয়ে রাখা v. to keep alive, to preserve; (fig.) to keep in force; to nurse. 89)

(p. 399) jānāśōnā acquaintance; familiarity. a. acquainted. 10)

(p. 400) jālika deceiving, deceitful. n. a fisherman; a hunter, a fowler; a spider; a cheat. 42)

(p. 400) juḍ়ānō1, jōḍ়ānō to cause to join or add or affix or attach or cement or yoke or harness or begin; to join or add or affix. 138)

(p. 386) jaḍ়ōpāsaka worshipping inanimate or natural objects; naturistic; animistic. n. a worshipper of inanimate or natural objects; a naturist; an animist. জড়োপাসনা n. worship of inanimate objects; nature-worship, naturism, animism.