(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) jhiṅē a kind of vegetable, a cucurbitaceous plant and its fruit. 20)

(p. 418) jhula act of stooping, inclination (অত ঝুল দিলে পড়ে যাবে); vertical or downward length (জামার ঝুল); soot or dirt caught in cobweb (ঝুলকালি); lampblack, soot (হারিকেনের ঝুল); (coll. & sl.) trash, worthless. 2)

(p. 418) jhōlā3 as thin as broth. 16)

(p. 417) jhumajhumi a rattle for children. 20)

(p. 414) jhān̐jari a colander, a sieve, a strainer; a porous cover or lid (as on the mouth of a drain); a spray; a porous water-pot for watering trees. 25)

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

(p. 412) jh়na expressing: a clattering sound as of weapons or of striking a thin metal plate; the chink of coins. ঝ়নঝন int. expressing: repeated or continuous clattering sound or chinking; jingle (as of coins); a strong dizzy sensation (মাথা ঝনঝন করা). ঝনঝনানো, ঝনঝন করা v. to clatter or cause to clatter; to chink or cause to chink; to be afflicted or to afflict with a strong dizzy sensation. ঝনঝনানি n. clatter; chink; a strong dizzy sensation. 22)

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

(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) jhinijhini, jhinikijhini expressing a sweet and musical jingling sound (as of a dancer's anklets). 21)

(p. 412) jharōkā a small window; a bay window; a latticed window. 36)

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

(p. 414) jhalajhalē loosely hanging. 2)