(p. 417) jhuri an aerial root of a tree. ঝুরিভাজা n. a kind of crisp snack made of pulverized pigeon-pea.

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

(p. 412) jharita fallen in drops; oozed; exuded; fallen, shed; cast off, moulted; flowing ('নির্ঝরঝরিত বারিরাশি'). 35)

(p. 414) jhān̐ṭi a flowering shrub, the amaranth (?). 31)

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

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

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

(p. 412) jhaṅkāra a jingling sound (as of the strings of a harp); a clattering sound (as of weapons); a humming sound (as of bees); (mus.) a sharp and loud sound, a blaze; a loud and sudden brawling or bullying sound. ঝংকার দেওয়া, (poet.) ঝংকারা v. to jingle; to clatter; to hum; (mus.) to twist into a sharp and loud sound, to blaze up; to burst out into brawling or bullying. 3)

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

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

(p. 414) jhān̐jālō, jhān̐jhālō very hot; pungently aromatic; severe, harsh. 27)

(p. 412) jhalakita coruscated; flashed. 39)

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

(p. 414) jhān̐kaḍ়ā-mākaḍ়ā shaggy. 12)