(p. 417) jhumura a kind of love-song accompanied with dance. 21)

(p. 416) jhima drowsiness or langour (ঝিম ধরা). a. stricken with drowsiness or langour, drowsy, languid (ঝিম হয়ে বসা). 24)

(p. 414) jhān̐kaḍ়ā long and clustering. 11)

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

(p. 415) jhāpasā obscure; hazy; murky; blurred. ঝাপসা দৃষ্টি বা নজর dim vision; blurred vision. 17)

(p. 415) jhāmēlā a trouble; a fix; a disturbance; a row; a troublesome burden or charge. ঝামেলা করা, ঝামেলা বাধানো v. to create a trouble or disturbance; to quarrel, to kick up a row. ঝামেলা পোহানো, ঝামেলা সহা v. to bear a trouble or disturbance. ঝামেলায় পড়া v. to be in a trouble; to get into trouble; to be in a scrape; to be in a fix.

(p. 412) jharati any negligible portion of things fallen out of a heap and passed over at the time of loading or carrying. 32)

(p. 412) jhaḍ়ti-paḍ়ti clippings or other waste matters; remnants, scraps. 20)

(p. 418) jhulā, jhōlā to be hung, to hang, to be suspended in the air; (hum.) to be hanged; to swing; to incline towards, to lean to, to tend to; to be still in action, still hanging fire (মামলা ঝুলছে). ঝুলা-ঝুলি, ঝুলোঝুলি n. (rare) repeated or continuous swinging; earnest solicitation (for some length of time). ঝুলানো v. to hang, to suspend in the air; (hum.) to hang by the neck; to suspend or adjourn; to keep in suspense. 5)

(p. 414) jhān̐guḍ়guḍ় expressing the noise of beating a drum. 20)

(p. 414) jhāu the tamarisk tree. 8)

(p. 418) jhulanā a rocking cradle. 4)

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

(p. 418) jhulana act of swinging; suspension in the air; the Hindu festival of swinging (also ঝুলনযাত্রা). 3)

(p. 418) jhōḍ়ā1 a large wicker-basket, a scuttle, a hamper. 10)