(p. 396) jāgatika worldly, earthly, of this world. 37)

(p. 400) jīrṇōdbāra repair; reclamation. 128)

(p. 396) jāgarī one who keeps awake; wakeful; sleepless. 42)

(p. 390) jaẏōllāsa rejoicings and celebrations after victory or signal success. 40)

(p. 410) jñānōnnati the development or progress of knowledge. 8)

(p. 390) japya that which is to be or should be recited silently and repeatedly esp. in prayers. 7)

(p. 399) jāna2 life. 5)

(p. 388) jananēndriẏa a reproductive (male) organ, the penis. 11)

(p. 390) jari thread of gold or silver. ̃দার a. woven or fringed or embroidered with thread of gold or silver. 53)

(p. 400) jāhānnama, jāhānnāma (Mus.) hell, Inferno. জাহান্নামে দেওয়া v. (lit.) to condemn to hell; (fig.) to deprave or ruin beyond repair. জাহান্নমে যাওয়া v. (lit.) to be damned or condemned to hell; (fig.) to be depraved or ruined beyond repair or redemption, to go to the dogs. জাহান্নমি a. deserving to be condemned to hell; hellish. 54)

(p. 400) jirajirē very thin or slender; rickety; skin-and-bone. 90)

(p. 400) jāmina one who becomes or stands a security or surety for another or the thing given as security, a bail. জামিন দেওয়া v. to grant bail. ̃দার n. a bailsman; a surety. ̃নামা n. a bail-bond. জামিনের যোগ্য bailable. জামিনের অযোগ্য non-bailable. 6)

(p. 400) jumā, jummā (Mus.) Friday, the weekly day of prayer. জুম্মাবার Friday. 148)

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

(p. 388) jananāśauca impurities or unholy state, as enjoined by Hindu scriptures, consequent on the birth of a baby in a family. 8)