جهوپڙا jhopṛā H s. m. See جهونپڙي jhompṛī.

جلاب jullāb A s. m. A purge. (q. d. Drawing, from جلب Drew; and, in this sense, it is generally used in India: but, Golius says) A mixture of water and sirup (perfumed with rose- water, from Pers. گل A rose, and آب Water); hence, julap. S̱.H. جلا بلا jalā-balā, adj. 1. Fretful, passionate. 2. Scorched. See جل بل. S̱.H. جلا بهنا jalā-bhunā, adj. Passionate, hot-tem- pered. S̱.H. جلاپا jalāpā, s. m. (dakh.) Envy, anger.

جليبي jaleb-ī A. s. f. Belonging to the retinue.

جلبـﮩ‍ي jal-bahī S̱. (from جل and بـﮩنا q. v.) s. f. Swimming, striking with the arms and legs in water.

جهاما jhāmā झामक S̱. s. m. Pumice-stone, bricks burnt to cinder. See جهانوان jhāṅwāṅ.

جم jam S (यम) s. m. The regent of worlds below; or death, and judge of departed souls. جم دوت यमदूत jam-dūt, Messenger of Jam or of death. جم ديا jam-diyā (यमदीप) s. m. A candle or illumination sacred to Jam, lighted on the 13th of kārtik, kr̤ishṇ paksh̤, i. e. three days before the dewālī.

جهپاسيا jhapāsiyā H adj. Deceitful, fraudulent.

جهڙن jhaṛan H (from جهڙنا) s. f. 1. The act of falling off (as, of fruit from the tree). 2. Snuff. 3. verb. n. of جهڙنا jhaṛnā, q. v.

جواني jawān-ī P s. f. Youth.

جهنجهلاهٿ jhunjhlāhaṭ H s. f. Peevishness, raging, storming.