(p. 234) kiṅkiṇi, kiṅkiṇī a girdle or an anklet set with small bells jingling sweetly at every movement. 10)

(p. 412) jhamajhama expressing a loud jingling sound as of anklets; a loud pattering sound as of rain falling in torrents. ঝমঝম করা v. to jingle. ঝমরঝমর int. expressing a very loud jingling noise as of anklets. ঝমাঝম adv. with a loud jingling noise (ঝমাঝম মল বাজে); noisily in torrents (ঝমঝম বৃষ্টি পড়ছে). 28)

(p. 416) jhinijhini, jhinikijhini expressing a sweet and musical jingling sound (as of a dancer's anklets). 21)

(p. 417) jhunujhunu, jhunura-jhunura expressing a musical jingling sound as of anklets of a dancer. ঝুনুঝুনু করা, ঝুনুর ঝুনুর করা v. to jingle musically. 16)

(p. 470) tōḍ়ā2 a purse (টাকার তোড়া); a bunch, a bouquet, a nosegay (ফুলের তোড়া); a bundle (নেটের তোড়া); a kind of jingling ornament for ankles. তোড়া বাঁধা v. to enclose in a purse; to string in a bunch; to tie up in a bundle; to put on the aforesaid jingling anklet. 10)

(p. 593) nūpura an anklet set with small bells (used by dancers or as an ornament by women). ̃নিক্কণ n. the jingle of bells in an anklet. 59)

(p. 830) mañjīra an anklet with small jingling bells. 14)

(p. 916) runujhunu, runurunu, runajhuna, runaruna denoting: a sweet jingling sound as of the bells of a dancer's anklets. 6)

(p. 944) śiñjana, śiñjita1 the sound of the dancer's anklets or similar things. 49)

(p. 944) śiñjinī an anklet that makes jingling noise (usu. by dancers). 51)