(p. 400) jīrṇōdbāra karā to repair; to reclaim. 129)

(p. 400) jāra a secret and unlawful lover of a woman esp. of a married woman, a paramour. 17)

(p. 390) jaladi quickly; rapidly. 62)

(p. 400) jālati a small net; netting (লোহার জালতি); a long staff with a net fixed to one of its ends used in plucking fruits. 31)

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

(p. 390) jaẏī victorious, triumphant, successful. 37)

(p. 400) juẏā gambling; gambling at dice-play. জুয়া খেলা v. to gamble. জুয়ার আড্ডা a gambling-house, a gambling-hell, a gambling-den. 149)

(p. 386) jaṭā matted hair; mane; an aerial or hanging root (বটের জটা). ̃জাল, ̃জুট n. a mass of matted hair. ̃ধর, ̃ধারী a. of Shiva (শিব). ̃বল্কল n. pl. matted hair and the bark of a tree (as worn by an ascetic). ̃ভার n. the load of matted hair. ̃মাংসী n. the Indian spikenard. ̃ল a. having matted hair; having aerial or hanging roots. 17)

(p. 400) jirāta (chiefly used as a correl. of জমি) land. 92)

(p. 399) jāmadagnēẏa, jāmadagnya the son of Jamadagni (জমদগ্নি) the sage. 29)

(p. 410) jyānirghōṣa the twang of a bow. 39)

(p. 396) jān̐kānō to fill with splendour. a. redolent of splendour, flourishing. 28)

(p. 407) jōlā2 a Mohammedan weaver. fem. জোলানি । 33)

(p. 399) jāna1 a soothsayer, a diviner; an allknowing person; a person possessing occult power to know things; (erron.) a wizard or a witch. 4)

(p. 386) jaṭī having matted hair or mane or aerial roots. 21)