اجگت a-jugat S̱. (अ and युक्त United with, fitted) adj. Unfit; s. f. Violence, oppression, compulsion. ¶ ajgut for ادبهت अद्भुत adbhut, q. v.

جغرافيه jug̠ẖrāfiya G. s. m. Geography. (*gew- grafi/a).

جگ jug S (युग) s. m. 1. An age of the world or great period. (The ages are four, i. e. Satya or Kr̤ita, Tretā, Dwāpar and Kali). 2. A term used in the game of chausar (the opposite of a blot, two or more men standing on the same square). 3. A pair. جگ پهوڙنا يا پهوٿنا jug-

جگال jugāl युगल S̱. adj. See جگل jugal.

جگالنا jugālnā H v. a. To chew the cud.

جگالي jugālī H s. f. The cud.

جگانا jugānā H v. a. 1. To be careful of, to keep with care. 2. To lend labour, i. e. To assist another in his work, in expectation of similar as- sistance being returned hereafter.

جگت jugat युक्ति S̱. s. f. Address, dexterity, contrivance, counsel, wit, a pun, art. جگت بولنا jugat bolnā, To pun. جگت باز jugat-bāz, Pun- ster, quibbler. جگت بازي jugat-bāzī, s. f. Quibble, pun, witticism, economy.

جگتي jugatī युक्ति S̱. adj. Artful, clever, cun- ning, economical, facetious, punning.

جگل jugal युगल S̱. adj. A pair, brace, cou- ple.

جگم jugam युग्म S̱. adj. A pair, brace, couple.

جگنو jugnū H s. m. 1. The fire-fly. (Lampyris). 2. A jewel worn about the neck.

جگني jugnī H s. f. 1. Fire-fly, glowworm. 2. An ornament worn round the neck.

کلجگ kali-jug S (कलियुग) s. m. The fourth or iron age, comprising a period of 432,000 years, which is supposed to have begun about 3,000 years before the Christian era.