اپجتن upa-jatan S̱. s. m. Preparation, exertion.

برجتيا barjatiyā H s. m. An innocent kind of snake. (Perhaps, from s. r. वृज Leave). H. S̱. برجري bur-jarī, s. f. A term of abuse (applied to a woman).

بـﮩجت bahjat A s. f. Joy, pleasure, gladness, cheerfulness, alacrity, beauty, grace, excellence.

جاجت jājat A s. f. The series of binary com- binations of letters beginning with ج (jīm). S. جاجک याजक (r. यज Worship) jājak, s. m. A Brāhman, who presides at the performance of a religious ceremony, an officiating priest.

جتارا jatārā S̱. (from جات) s. m. Dynasty.

جتانا jatānā S̱. (from यत्न) v. a. To inform of, to caution, warn, apprize, admonish, remind, de- clare, proclaim, make known. ¶ jitānā (caus. of جيتنا) v. a. To cause to win or conquer. ¶ jutānā (from युक्त) v. a. To conglutinate. ¶ jutānā (योजन) v. n. 1. To be joined, to yoke. 2. to be tilled.

جتن jatan यत्न S. s. m. Carefulness, remedy, care, effort, endeavour.

جتنا ئينگي jatn-āʼeṅgī S̱. s. f. (dakh.) Caution, care- fulness, care.

جتني jatanī S̱. (from यत्नी) adj. Careful.

جتها jathā यूथ S̱. s. m. A company, band,

جتها यथा jathā S adv. As, according to. جتها جوگيه jathā-jogya, or جتها يوگ jathā-yog (यथायोग्य) In a proper manner, suitably, properly.

جتهارتهـ यथार्थ jathārth S adv. In fact, exactly, truly.

جتي jatī यति S̱. s. m. 1. A sage whose pas- sions are completely under subjection. 2. A re- ligious mendicant, especially one of the Jain sect.

حاجت ḥājat A (from حاج Heb. Moved round, frequented, stood in need of) s. f. 1. Need, want, necessity, poverty. 2. Hope, wish. حاجت برآر ḥājat-bar-ār, Producing what is wanted or desired. حاجت رفع کرنا ḥājat rafﻌ karnā, 1. To relieve oneʼs neces- sities. 2. To go to the necessary. حاجت مند ḥājat-mand, adj. 1. Necessitous, indigent. 2. Hoping, depending. حاجت روا ḥājat-rawā, adj. Supplying or obtaining what is needed. حاجت رواٴي ḥajat-rawā-ī, s. f. The obtaining what is wanted or needed. (Plur. حاجات).

حجت ḥujjat A s. f. 1. An argument, proof, reason. 2. Altercation, disputation.