جبدنا jabadnā H v. n. To be filled, to be folded.

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.

جاري jārī A (from جريان) adj. Running, flowing, proceeding, current, usual. جاري جرنا jārī karnā, To begin, to set on foot, introduce (a custom), issue or put in force (an order). جاري هونا jārī honā, 1. To flow, issue. 2. To pass current, to be in force, to prevail, to proceed (as, business).

جمل jaml A or jamal, s.m. A camel. (Heb. )

جارل jāral H s. m. A kind of wood. (Lager- strœmia flos reginæ).

جگيسر jaggesar S̱. or jagneshwar (यज्ञेश्वर) s. m. A name of Vish̤ṇu and of Siva.

جهبوا jhabbūʼā H adj. 1. Long-haired (cattle or

جاننون jānnauṅ S̱. v. a. (in Braj) To know, &c. See جاننا jānnā.

جمائي jamāʼī जामाता S̱. s. m. A son-in-law.

جگ jag S̱. s. m. 1. (for जगत्) The world, the universe. جگ ادهار jag-adhār (dakh.) God. جگبندهو jag-bandhū, Friend of the world. جگ پتي jag-patī (dakh.) A prince or king. جگ جگت jag-jagat, s. m. The universe. 2. (for यज्ञ) A feast, entertainment. 3. A sacrifice or religious ceremony, in which oblations are presented.