(p. 308) giddhaḍ়, gidhaḍ় the jackal. a. (dial.) dirty, filthy. 41)

(p. 390) jambuka, jambūka the jackal. fem. জম্বুকী, জম্বূকী । 31)

(p. 706) phēu the jackal; a mad or rabid jackal; a kind of jackal which pursues tigers howlingly. ফেউ লাগা v. (of a tiger) to be pursued by howling jackals; (fig.) to be pestered by taunting pursuers; (fig.) to be doggedly pursued or harassed by a sleuth or detective. 76)

(p. 706) phēru the jackal. ̃পাল n. a pack of jackals. 92)

(p. 890) yāma a division of the hours of the day (=3 hours approx.) ̃ঘোষ n. the jackal (as it howls at every third hour). 43)

(p. 935) śakta2 hard, not soft; strong; stiff, obdurate; durable, tight; firm, steady; stubborn; severe, rigorous; strict; rigid; strenuous; niggardly, stingy (খরচের বেলায় সে শক্ত); harsh (শক্ত কথা) excruciating (শক্ত ব্যথা); difficult. শক্ত ঘানি (fig.) a very hard taskmaster; (fig.) a hard nut to crack; a very obdurate man. শক্ত পাল্লায় পড়া to have to deal with a person who is more than one's match, to catch a tartar. শক্তের ভক্ত নরমের যম (fig.) one who flatters a strong opponent but tyrannizes over a weak one, a jackal in Brobdingang playing the lion in Lilliput. 18)

(p. 944) śiẏāla the jackal; the fox (fem. vixen). ̃কাঁটা n. a wild thorny plant, agremone mexicana. ̃ফাঁকি n. hoodwinking. শিয়ালের যুক্তি a mischievous counsel or plan. 66)

(p. 951) śṛgāla the jackal, fem. শৃগালী । 25)