(p. 390) jaradā a preparation of tobacco to be taken or chewed with betel-leaves. a yellow. জরদা-পোলাও n. a kind of sweet pilau coloured with saffron. 46)

(p. 386) jañjira chains. 14)

(p. 410) jyaiṣṭha second month of the Bengali calendar (from the middle of May to the middle of June). 46)

(p. 390) jarjara, jarjarita very much oppressed or stricken with (দুঃখে জর্জর); worn out; deeply engrossed or involved in (ঋণে জর্জর). 58)

(p. 390) jalāñjali act of taking water in cupped palms of hands and offering it to the deceased when the cremation is over; (fig.) act of giving up, abandonment (লেখাপড়ায় জলাঞ্জলি); (fig.) waste (টাকা জলাঞ্জলি). জলাঞ্জলি দেওয়া v. to take water in cupped palms of hands and offer it to the deceased at the end of cremation; (fig) to give up, to abandon; (fig.) to waste. 68)

(p. 400) jāraja misbegotten, bastard, illegitimate. n. a bastard. 20)

(p. 396) jātipatra, jātipatrī, jātīpatra, jātīpatrī the aril of the nutmeg, mace. 63)

(p. 389) janmāndha born blind. 22)

(p. 396) -jādā son (শাহজাদা = the son of a king). fem. -জাদি daughter.

(p. 400) jāẏamāna nascent. 14)

(p. 400) jālma a vulgar or base or vile person, a rascal. a. ignorant; illiterate; vulgar; base; vile, wicked. 47)

(p. 400) jita (pronun: জিতো) conquered(জিতরাজ); vanquished, defeated (জিতশত্রু); subdued, brought under control (জিত-ক্রোধ ). n. (pron. জিত্) victory (হারজিত). 72)

(p. 385) jaganmātā the Mother of the world, the Supreme Being viewed as the Mother, the great Mother. 33)

(p. 400) jālajībī a fisherman. 32)

(p. 390) jaẏapāla the croton. 35)