جانور jān-war P s. m. An animal, a bird. (Pers. plur. جانوران).

جرات jurʼat A s. f. Courage, audacity, boldness, bravery, temerity, valour. جرات کرنا jurʼat karnā, To dare, to have the audacity or courage.

جارو jārū S (from جارنا) part. Burning.

جهکنا jhuknā H v. n. 1. To nod, to bow, to stoop, to be bent, especially downwards (as, the bough of a tree), to be tilted. 2. To be angry, to be perplexed.

جد jadd A s. m. 1. A grandfather; ancestor. (Plur. اجداد Ancestors). 2. Dignity, glory (of God), happiness, prosperity.

جٿايو जटायु jaṭāyu S n. prop. Name of a bird, mentioned in the story of Rāmachandra and Rāvaṇa.

جنانا janānā S̱. v. a. 1. (causal of جننا) To de- liver, to bring to bed. 2. (causal of جاننا) To inform, to remind, to tell, to warn, to point out, to shew, to seem (used but little except in the Braj dialect; جتانا being more commonly adopted in this sense).

جاه jā-hi H (Braj) pron. rel. sing. in the dative case, To whom, to whomsoever.

جڙت jaṛit S̱. part. Set (with jewels, &c.), stud- ded. See جٿت jaṭit.

جاٿهـ jāṭh यष्टि S̱. s. m. 1. The axis or roller of an oil or sugar-mill which presses the grain or the canes. 2. A post placed by Hindūs in the centre of a tank to mark its being dedicated to the deity.