جواسا jawāsā यवास S̱. s. m. A prickly bush of which ṭaṭṭīs are made. (Hedysarum alhagi).

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.

جلاها julāhā P. s. m. 1. A weaver, of the Mu- hammadan religion. 2. (met.) A fool, a blockhead. جلاه ڐاڙهي julāh-ḍāṛhī, s. f. A short round beard, such as julāhs usually wear.

جاهي jāhī जाती S̱. s. f. The name of a flower (Jasminum grandiflorum); a firework resem- bling that flower.

جهاؤ jhāʼū झावुक S̱. s. m. Name of a tree, called in Persian شوره گز shora-gaz, from its growing in marshy ground. (Tamarix Indica).

جهوڙ jhauṛ H 1. s. f. Squabbling. 2. Sounding

جوارس jawāras P. s. m. Corr. of جوارش q. v.

جهپلانا jhaplānā H v. a. To wash, to rinse.

جمکانا jamkānā H (causal of جمکنا) v. a. 1. To adjust, to go on well, to settle, fix. 2. To as- semble, to crowd together.

جاوک यावक jāwak S s. m. the red colour procured from the lākh insect. See التا altā.