(p. 418) jhuli a small cloth-bag (esp. one that can be carried by hanging it from one's shoulder) 6)

(p. 415) jhāḍ়lanṭhana, jhāḍ়bāti a chandelier. 8)

(p. 418) jhōḍ়ā2 to lop off the unnecessary or overgrown branches. ̃নো v. to cause to lop off the unnecessary or overgrown branches of. 11)

(p. 412) jhaṅkṛta jingled; clattered; (mus.) twisted into a sharp and loud sound; burst into brawling or bullying. ঝংকৃতি n. jingle; clatter; hum; (mus.) a twisting into a sharp and loud sound. 4)

(p. 415) jhām̐patāla an Indian musical measure. 2)

(p. 414) jhā-n̐jhā expressing severe heat (রোদ ঝাঁঝাঁ করা); burning sensation (চোখমুখ ঝাঁঝাঁ করা); great swiftness (ঝাঁ-ঝাঁ করে কাজ শেষ করা). 26)

(p. 417) jhuṭā (of articles of food) partly eaten; (of dinner-plates etc.) not yet washed after being used in dining; defiled, ravished; false (ঝুটা কথা); counterfeit or forged (ঝুটা দলিল); artificial, sham, imitation (ঝুটা হীরা); dissembling (ঝুটা লোক). 13)

(p. 416) jhiṅē a kind of vegetable, a cucurbitaceous plant and its fruit. 20)

(p. 415) jhāḍ়na2 act of expelling or exorcising evil spirit out of a person by reciting charms and incantations or by invocation of holy names, exorcism. 11)

(p. 414) jhān̐ṭi a flowering shrub, the amaranth (?). 31)

(p. 412) jharjhara the sound of rapid fall as of a stream of water; a sieve, a colander; a cymbal, cymbals. 37)

(p. 412) jharjharita full of the noise of rapid fall as of a stream of water; perforated in several places. 38)

(p. 412) jh়ḍ় a storm; a strong gale. ̃ঝ়াপটা n. the press or stress of a storm; (fig.) the press or stress of a danger or dangers. ̃তুফান n. tempest and high waves. 18)

(p. 414) jhalasita dazed; dazzled; scorched, singed; browned. 5)

(p. 416) jhālā1 (mus.) to twist up a sharp and loud sound on string instruments, to blaze up. n. a spell or act of blazing up. 7)