(p. 390) jalātaṅka hydrophobia; rabies. 69)

(p. 407) jēlāra a jailor, a jailer, a gaoler. 3)

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

(p. 400) jihīrṣā desire to steal; kleptomania. জিহীর্ষু a. desirous of stealing. 98)

(p. 396) jalōcchbāsa spate; high tide, high water; a bore; a tidal wave. 10)

(p. 390) jaẏapāla the croton. 35)

(p. 399) jāpaṭānō to hug, to embrace; to clasp. 19)

(p. 406) jūṭa (chiefly used as a sfx.) a collection, a mass, a cluster (জটাজূট). 12)

(p. 407) jēli jelly. 4)

(p. 406) julajula expressing: winking repeatedly and sparklingly as with small restless eyes. 3)

(p. 396) jalābhāba scarcity of water. 3)

(p. 399) jāba, jābanā a mixture of chopped straw, oil-cake, water etc. given to cattle as their food, fodder. জাবনাভান্ড, জাবপাত্র n. a manger. ভিজে জাব thoroughly wet or drenched or soaked (like জাব). 23)

(p. 390) jamāṭa congealed, frozen, coagulated (জমাট দুধ, জমাট রক্ত); thick (জমাট গাঁথনি, জমাট অন্ধকার); inseparable, intimate (জমাট বন্ধুত্ব); deep (জমাট আনন্দ); thoroughly interesting or delightful (জমাট গান); full of crowd and enthusiasm (জমাট সভা). জমাট বাঁধা v. to coagulate, to congeal; to thicken. ̃বাঁধা a. coagulated; frozen; hardened. 22)

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

(p. 400) jina2 a demon, a giant. 78)