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

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

(p. 416) jhālā1 (mus.) to twist up a sharp and loud sound on string instruments, to blaze up. n. a spell or act of blazing up. 7)

(p. 412) jh়ḍ় a storm; a strong gale. ̃ঝ়াপটা n. the press or stress of a storm; (fig.) the press or stress of a danger or dangers. ̃তুফান n. tempest and high waves. 18)

(p. 416) jhāla2 acrid, biting; pungent, hot. n. an acrimony or grudge (গায়ের ঝাল); pungency, hotness (লংকার ঝাল); chilli (তরকারিতে ঝাল দেওয়া); a variety of hot curry or gravy (মাছের ঝাল). ঝাল ঝাড়া, ঝাল মেটানো v. (coll.) to feed one's grudge (esp. by flogging or scolding severely). ঝালে-ঝোলে-অম্বলে adv. in all affairs or places. 5)

(p. 414) jhalā (chiefly poet.) to dazzle or shine ('পিঙ্গল জটাজাল ঝলিছে'). 6)

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

(p. 412) jhampa a jump, a spring, a dive, a plunge. ঝম্প দেওয়া v. to jump, to spring, to plunge, to dive. ̃দান, ̃প্রদান n. act of jumping or springing or plunging or diving. 29)

(p. 418) jhōlā3 as thin as broth. 16)

(p. 414) jhām̐p়ṭā an ornament for the woman's head, a tiara.

(p. 416) jhālānō to cause to solder; to dredge (পুকুর ঝালানো); (fig.) to refresh (বন্ধুত্ব ঝালানো, স্মৃতি ঝালানো); to recapitulate or revise (পড়া ঝালানো). a. soldered; dredged; (fig.) refreshed or recapitulated or revised. 9)

(p. 416) jhin̐ka a raised construction on an oven upon which cooking utensils are placed; any removable metal device to serve the same purpose. 14)

(p. 417) jhilli a species of insect, the cricket; membrane. 8)

(p. 418) jhōpa an underwood; a bush, a thicket, a copse, a coppice. ̃জঙ্গল n. a thicket, a bushy undergrowth, underwood. 12)