ترجگت त्रिजगत् tri-jagat S s. See ترلوک tri- lok.

جگ jag S̱. s. m. 1. (for जगत्) The world, the universe. جگ ادهار jag-adhār (dakh.) God. جگبندهو jag-bandhū, Friend of the world. جگ پتي jag-patī (dakh.) A prince or king. جگ جگت jag-jagat, s. m. The universe. 2. (for यज्ञ) A feast, entertainment. 3. A sacrifice or religious ceremony, in which oblations are presented.

جگا jagā S̱. s. f. (dakh.) See جگـﮩـ jagah. جگاکرنا jagā karnā (dakh. i. q. قايم هونا) To be standing or permanent.

جگاجوت jagājot जाग्रज्ज्योतिः S̱. s. f. Splen- dour, much light.

جگانا jagānā S̱. (जागरण or caus. of جگنا) v. a. To awake, to wake, rouse from sleep.

جگت जगत् jagat S s. m. 1. The world. 2. A buttress. جگت اجاگر jagat-ujāgar, Enlight- ening the world. جگت دکهي जगद्दुःखी ja- gat-dukhī, A tyrant.

جگتا jagtā जाग्रत् S̱. adj. Awake.

جگتر jaggatar S̱. s. (dakh.) See جگ jag.

جگتيتل जगतीतल jagatītal S s. m. The world, the earth, sublunary things.

جگجگا jagjagā H s. m. Brass-tinsel, very thin plates of brass used in decoration.

جگجگاهٿ jagjagāhaṭ H s. f. Splendour, much light, glitter.

جگدنبا जगदम्बा jagadambā S (Mother of the world) s. f. An epithet of a Hindū goddess, wife of Mahādeva.

جگديس जगदीश jagad-īs S s. m. (Lord of the world) An epithet of Vish̤ṇu.

جگـﮩر jagʼhar जागरणं S̱. s. m. Wakefulness (occasioned by apprehension or disease). 2. Coughing at night, vigils, vespers.

جگـﮩـ jagah H s. f. Place, station, quarter, room, vacancy, stead. جگـﮩـ چهوڙنا jagah chhoṛnā, v.a. To leave a blank. جگـﮩـ سرخرچنا jagah sir ḵẖa- rachnā (dakh. i. q. موقع پرخرچنا) To expend on the spot (?).