(p. 418) jhēm̐pē dēōẏā (coll. & sl.) to cheat, to grab unfairly. 7)

(p. 417) jhila a very large pond. 3)

(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. 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. 416) jhāla1 solder. ঝাল দেওয়া v. to solder. 4)

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

(p. 417) jhurā1 (poet.) to stream with tears ('রূপ লাগি আঁখি ঝুরে'). 23)

(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. 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. 417) jhilika a sudden but mild or light flash. ঝিলিক দেওয়া, ঝিলিক মারা v. to flash mildly or lightly. 6)

(p. 416) jhima drowsiness or langour (ঝিম ধরা). a. stricken with drowsiness or langour, drowsy, languid (ঝিম হয়ে বসা). 24)

(p. 415) jhāmā a piece of over-burnt brick. 18)

(p. 412) jharjharita full of the noise of rapid fall as of a stream of water; perforated in several places. 38)

(p. 415) jhām̐pāna a playful handling and control of snakes (মনসাপূজার ঝাঁপান); a litter used for carrying people on hills. 4)

(p. 412) jhari (poet. & obs.) falls or fall, is or are shed, drops or drop, exudes or exude. 30)