(p. 412) jhakki a risk; troublesome burden or charge. 7)

(p. 412) jhanatkāra a clattering sound as of weapons; the chink of coins. 24)

(p. 412) jh়ṭikā a storm; a strong gale. ̃বর্ত n. a whirlwind. 16)

(p. 414) jhān̐ki a shake. 17)

(p. 414) jhān̐ṭā a broom; a besom. ̃খেকো a. (in abuses) accustomed to be flogged with a broom; contemptible. ̃নো v. to sweep. ̃পেটা n. a flogging with a broom, a stroke with a broom. ঝাঁটা মারা v. to flog with a broom. ঝাঁটার বাড়ি n. a stroke with or of a broom. 30)

(p. 414) jhā expressing great swiftness. ঝাঁ করে very swiftly, in a jiffy, in a moment. 9)

(p. 418) jhōḍ়ā2 to lop off the unnecessary or overgrown branches. ̃নো v. to cause to lop off the unnecessary or overgrown branches of. 11)

(p. 416) jhima drowsiness or langour (ঝিম ধরা). a. stricken with drowsiness or langour, drowsy, languid (ঝিম হয়ে বসা). 24)

(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. 412) jh়ḍ়ō stormy, tempestuous (ঝ়ড়ো হাওয়া); storm-beaten (ঝ়ড়ো কাক). 21)

(p. 418) jhuli a small cloth-bag (esp. one that can be carried by hanging it from one's shoulder) 6)

(p. 412) jharati any negligible portion of things fallen out of a heap and passed over at the time of loading or carrying. 32)

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

(p. 418) jhōlā2 (of garments) hanging loosely (ঝোলা আস্তিন). 15)

(p. 415) jhāḍ়na2 act of expelling or exorcising evil spirit out of a person by reciting charms and incantations or by invocation of holy names, exorcism. 11)