(p. 412) jharjharita full of the noise of rapid fall as of a stream of water; perforated in several places. 38)

(p. 417) jhumajhumi a rattle for children. 20)

(p. 412) jharajhara expressing the state or sound of rapid and continuous falling in small drops of minute particles (ঝরঝর করে বৃষ্টি বা বালি পড়া, ঝরঝর করে কাঁদা). adv. in incessant flow or falling ('ঝরঝর বরিষে বারিধারা). ঝরঝরে a. neat and clean (ঝরেঝরে ঘর); neat (ঝরঝরে কাজ); neat. and legible (ঝরঝরে ছাপা, ঝরঝরে লেখা); refreshed or freed from morbidity (দেহটা ঝরঝরে লাগছে); freed from moisture (ঝরঝরে ভাত); dilapidated (বাড়িখানার ঝরঝরে অবস্হা); in utter ruin. পরকাল ঝরঝরে করা v. to spoil one's life, to spoil one's future; to deprave utterly. 31)

(p. 418) jhēm̐pē dēōẏā (coll. & sl.) to cheat, to grab unfairly. 7)

(p. 414) jhān̐kuni shake; act of shaking. 19)

(p. 412) jharjhara the sound of rapid fall as of a stream of water; a sieve, a colander; a cymbal, cymbals. 37)

(p. 412) jh়ṭāpaṭi mutual hugging and clasping; fluttering or flapping of wings; scuffle, disorderly fight. 15)

(p. 414) jhallaka, jhallarī a dish-shaped musical instrument made of bell metal played at the time of worshipping; a cymbal or cymbals. 7)

(p. 414) jhā-n̐jhā expressing severe heat (রোদ ঝাঁঝাঁ করা); burning sensation (চোখমুখ ঝাঁঝাঁ করা); great swiftness (ঝাঁ-ঝাঁ করে কাজ শেষ করা). 26)

(p. 417) jhurā1 (poet.) to stream with tears ('রূপ লাগি আঁখি ঝুরে'). 23)

(p. 418) jhulā, jhōlā to be hung, to hang, to be suspended in the air; (hum.) to be hanged; to swing; to incline towards, to lean to, to tend to; to be still in action, still hanging fire (মামলা ঝুলছে). ঝুলা-ঝুলি, ঝুলোঝুলি n. (rare) repeated or continuous swinging; earnest solicitation (for some length of time). ঝুলানো v. to hang, to suspend in the air; (hum.) to hang by the neck; to suspend or adjourn; to keep in suspense. 5)

(p. 416) jhālā2 to solder; to dredge (পুকুর ঝালা). 8)

(p. 414) jhān̐kaḍ়ā-mākaḍ়ā shaggy. 12)

(p. 414) jhān̐ka-muṭē a porter who carries his load in a wicker-basket on his head. 16)

(p. 414) jhalasita dazed; dazzled; scorched, singed; browned. 5)