(p. 414) jhān̐kidarśana visiting a place etc. for a moment; stopping on the way for a moment to see someone or something. 18)

(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. 417) jhuṭā (of articles of food) partly eaten; (of dinner-plates etc.) not yet washed after being used in dining; defiled, ravished; false (ঝুটা কথা); counterfeit or forged (ঝুটা দলিল); artificial, sham, imitation (ঝুটা হীরা); dissembling (ঝুটা লোক). 13)

(p. 417) jhirajhira expressing the sound of wind or breeze blowing gently or of drizzling rain. ঝিরঝিরে a. (of the wind) gently blowing; (of the rain) drizzling. 2)

(p. 415) jhānḍā a flag, a banner, a standard. 15)

(p. 412) jh the ninth consonant of the Bengali alphabet. 2)

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

(p. 412) jhanakāṭha the lintel; the upper wooden bar of the frame of a door. 23)

(p. 416) jhi n̐jhi2 indicating: a dizzy or buzzing or twinging sensation (মাথা ঝিঁ ঝিঁ করা, পায়ে ঝিঁ ঝিঁ ধরা). ঝিঁ ঝিঁ করা v. to feel dizzy, to be stricken with a buzzing sensation. ঝিঁ ঝিঁ ধরা v. to be stricken with a twinging sensation, to have pins and needles. 17)

(p. 416) jhi a daughter (রাজার ঝি, ঘোষের ঝি); a maid-servant. ঝিকে মেরে বউকে শেখানো (fig.) to flog or punish one's own innocent people to teach others a lesson. 12)

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

(p. 412) jhamajhama expressing a loud jingling sound as of anklets; a loud pattering sound as of rain falling in torrents. ঝমঝম করা v. to jingle. ঝমরঝমর int. expressing a very loud jingling noise as of anklets. ঝমাঝম adv. with a loud jingling noise (ঝমাঝম মল বাজে); noisily in torrents (ঝমঝম বৃষ্টি পড়ছে). 28)

(p. 417) jhumura a kind of love-song accompanied with dance. 21)

(p. 416) jhiẏāri a daughter; an unmarried daughter; one who is like a daughter, e.g. a son-in-law's sister.