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

(p. 418) jhōlāguḍ় thin molasses, treacle. 18)

(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. 416) jhārā a porous device to spray water etc. on a plant. 2)

(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. 416) jhimāni, jhimuni dozing; a doze; slackening, abatement, flagging; inaction; lethargy. 26)

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

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

(p. 412) jhañjhanā a clattering sound (অস্ত্রঝঞ্ঝনা); a clap of thunder; thunder ('ঝঞ্ঝনা পড়ুক তার মাথার উপর'). 9)

(p. 417) jhun̐ṭi, jhun̐ṭa, jhuṭa1 a tuft of long hair on the head kept tied in a bun; a bun; a bird's crest (কাকাতুয়ার মাথায় ঝুটি); (of bulls, camels, etc.) a hump. 11)

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

(p. 418) jhōrā a cascade, a waterfall, a fountain (পাগলাঝোরা). 13)

(p. 414) jhān̐kā1 a large wicker-basket. 13)

(p. 415) jhāḍ়na1 dusting and cleaning, cloth for dusting furniture etc., a duster; winnowing or fanning grains etc. 10)

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