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

(p. 412) jhañjhanā a clattering sound (অস্ত্রঝঞ্ঝনা); a clap of thunder; thunder ('ঝঞ্ঝনা পড়ুক তার মাথার উপর'). 9)

(p. 412) jhakajhaka, jhakamaka expressing: sparkling or glistening state. ঝকঝক করা, ঝকমক করা, ঝকঝকানো, ঝকমকানো v. to sparkle, to glisten, to glitter; to shine brightly. ঝকঝকানি, ঝকমকানি n. sparkling or glistening or glittering state. ঝকঝকে, ঝকমকে a. sparkling, glistening, glittering, brightly shining. 5)

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

(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) jhilli a species of insect, the cricket; membrane. 8)

(p. 417) jhuṭāpuṭi a scuffle (chiefly a playful one.) ঝুটাপুটি করা v. to scuffle. 14)

(p. 418) jhōlā3 as thin as broth. 16)

(p. 412) jhañjhāṭē troublesome; disturbing. 12)

(p. 412) jhapa expressing the sound of diving or falling into water or air suddenly; a sudden splashing sound; quickness (ঝপ করে খাওয়া). ঝপঝপ int. expressing: the repeated or continuous sound of diving or falling into water or air or of sudden splashing; incessant pouring (ঝপঝপ বৃষ্টি); quickness (ঝপঝপ করে খাওয়া). ঝপাঝপ adv. very quickly (ঝপাঝপ খাওয়া); quickly one after another (ঝপাঝপ ডুব দেওয়া). 26)

(p. 414) jhām̐pa1 an improvised door or lid made of wicker. 32)

(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. 412) jhañjhā a rainstorm. ̃ক্ষুদ্ধ, ̃পীড়িত a. stricken by a rainstorm. ̃তা়ড়িত a. driven or blown by a rainstorm. ̃বর্ত n. a cyclone. ̃বাত, ̃বায়ু n. a stormy wind, a strong gale. 10)

(p. 415) jhāḍ়āi sweeping and cleaning; threshing and beating (ধান ঝাড়াই); winnowing (চাল ঝাড়াই). ঝাড়াই-বাছাই n. sweeping and cleaning; eliminating and selecting. 12)

(p. 417) jhilamila2, jhilamili1 a shutter, a venetian blind. 5)