(p. 414) jhāu the tamarisk tree. 8)

(p. 412) jhari (poet. & obs.) falls or fall, is or are shed, drops or drop, exudes or exude. 30)

(p. 416) jhiuḍ়i a daughter; an unmarried daughter. 13)

(p. 412) jh়ṭiti quickly, hastily, hurriedly. 17)

(p. 416) jhin̐kaḍ়ā a kind of small bushy plant. 15)

(p. 414) jhalasānō to daze or be dazed (চোখ ঝলসানো); to dazzle (হীরেখানা ঝলসাচ্ছে); to scorch or be scorched, to singe or become singed (আগুনে ঝলসানো); to brown (রোদে গাছপালা ঝলসানো). a. dazed; dazzling; scorched, singed; browned. ঝলসানি n. daze or dazing; dazzle or dazzling; scorched or singed state; act of scorching or singeing; browned state or browning. 4)

(p. 418) jhulanā a rocking cradle. 4)

(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)

(p. 416) jhāla1 solder. ঝাল দেওয়া v. to solder. 4)

(p. 414) jhān̐kā1 a large wicker-basket. 13)

(p. 418) jhōlāguḍ় thin molasses, treacle. 18)

(p. 414) jhān̐ṭa sweeping; a sweep. ঝাঁট দেওয়া v. to sweep, to broom. 29)

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

(p. 415) jhām̐patāla an Indian musical measure. 2)

(p. 412) jhaḍ়ti-paḍ়ti clippings or other waste matters; remnants, scraps. 20)