(p. 414) jhalajhalē loosely hanging. 2)

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

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

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

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

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

(p. 418) jhulanā a rocking cradle. 4)

(p. 412) jhakamāri a folly (ঝকমারি করা); a mistake, a bloomer; a fault, an offence; a trouble (ঝকমারি সওয়া) ঝকমারির মাশুল দেওয়া to pay for one's mistake or folly. 6)

(p. 414) jhān̐ja2, jhān̐jara1 a dish-shaped musical instrument played at the time of worshipping a deity. 22)

(p. 417) jhupaḍ়i a low hut built with tree-leaves, wicker, bamboo etc. 19)

(p. 418) jhōn̐ka a stooping state; inclination, propensity, a tendency; liking; earnest interest (রাজনীতিতে ঝোঁক); a whim, a caprice, a leaning, a penchant (দেশভ্রমণের ঝোঁক); overwhelming or besotting influence (নেশার ঝোঁক). ̃মাত্র n. velleity. 8)

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

(p. 416) jhin̐kaḍ়ā a kind of small bushy plant. 15)

(p. 417) jhurā1 pulverized; freed from moisture (ঝূরা ভাত); granular and dry ঝূরা বালি ঝূরাঝূরা a. freed from moisture; granular and dry. 24)

(p. 416) jhinuka a bivalve mollusc, the cockle, the oyster; an ear-shell; an abalone; a metal spoon shaped almost as a valve of the cockle (chiefly used in feeding babies). 22)