(p. 400) jina4 twilled cotton cloth, jeans. 80)

(p. 385) jagatī the mother earth, the earth, the world; (pl.) the people of the world. ̃তল n. the face or surface of the earth. 17)

(p. 410) jñānī wise; learned; experienced. 5)

(p. 396) jāṭhara relating to the belly or womb; abdominal. 53)

(p. 386) jaṭharāgni, jaṭharānala terrible hunger; digestive power, digestion; gastric juice. জঠরানল জ্বলে ওঠা to be stricken with terrible hunger, to be terribly hungry. জঠরানল নিবৃত্ত হওয়া to have one's hunger satisfied or stilled. 23)

(p. 396) jān̐tānō to load. a. loaded. 32)

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

(p. 400) jumā, jummā (Mus.) Friday, the weekly day of prayer. জুম্মাবার Friday. 148)

(p. 407) jēhāda (Mus.) a fight for the cause of religion and also for any other pious object, a holy war, crusade. 7)

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

(p. 390) jarada yellow. 44)

(p. 399) jāba, jābanā a mixture of chopped straw, oil-cake, water etc. given to cattle as their food, fodder. জাবনাভান্ড, জাবপাত্র n. a manger. ভিজে জাব thoroughly wet or drenched or soaked (like জাব). 23)

(p. 386) jaḍ়ībhūta rendered inanimate or insensate; stupefied; rendered inactive or motionless; involved in, implicated in; beset with; affected with. জড়ীভূত করা v. to render inanimate or insensate or inactive or motionless; to stupefy; to involve in; to beset with; to affect. 32)

(p. 410) jbaladagni blazing fire. 21)

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