جنبي jamb-ī A. adj. Lateral. S. جنت जन्तु (जन Produce) jantu, s. m. An animal, a sentient being, creature.

جهاڙنت jhāṛant H adv. Entirely.

جهاڙ jhāṛ H s. m. 1. Bushes, brambles, bush, shrub, brake, underwood. 2. A kind of fire- work. 3. A lustre or chandelier, the same as پنج شاخه panj-shāḵẖa, q. v. under پنجه. 4. A purge. 5. Continued rain, &c. see جهڙي jhaṛī. جهاڙباندهنا jhāṛ bāndhnā, To rain without ceasing. جهاڙ پـﮩ‍اڙ jhāṛ pahāṛ, Digression. جهاڙپهونک jhāṛ phūnk, s. f. Juggling, conjuring, hocus pocus (particularly, to cure the bite of a snake or a disease). جهاڙجهٿک jhāṛ jhaṭak, s. f. Sweeping. جهاڙجهنکهار jhāṛ jhankhār, s. m. Brambles, large dry bushes. جهاڙجهوڙ jhāṛ jhūṛ, s. f. 1. Sweepings; perquisites. 2. Thick- et. جهاڙکهنڐ jhāṛ-khanḍ, 1. adj. Bushy. 2. s. m. A forest, the forest of Baijnāth.

جدهر jidhar यत्र S̱. adv. Where, wherever, whither, there. جدهر تدهر jidhar tidhar (यत्रतत्र) adv. Here and there, everywhere. جدهرنوان ادهرپاني ڐهلنا jidhar niwān udhar pānī ḍhalnā, Where there is low ground there the water flows; (meaning) evil is added to evil, or misfortune comes upon misfortune.

جوگي योगी jog-ī S s. m. 1. A Hindū faḳīr, a devotee. 2. A cast of Hindūs who are com- monly weavers. (The people of this cast do not burn, but bury their dead; and, the women are sometimes buried alive with their husbandʼs corpse).

جهنڐولا jhanḍūlā H adj. With thick handsome foliage (a tree), with a fine head of hair (a child).

جنگلا janglā जांगल S̱. 1. adj. Wild; s. m. Woody country, forest. 2. s. m. Name of a rāginī or musical mode.

جام jām P s. m. 1. A goblet, cup, glass, any vessel for drinking out of, a bowl. 2. A mirror. جام جم يا جمشيد jām-i-jam or -jamshīd, s. m. The mirror of Jamshīd, in which he saw what- ever he wished. جام جـﮩ‍ان نما jām-i-jahān-numā, A pharos. جام لب ريز jām-i-lab-rez, A bumper.

جٿ jaṭ H s. m. The same as جاٿ jāṭ, q. v.

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