جني jine H pron. plur. (dakh. for جن ني) Who.

جڙاور jaṛāwar S̱. (जडाम्बर) s. f. Warm clothes, winter-dress.

جداٴي judā-ī P (from جدا) s. f. Separation, ab- sence.

جهينا jhīnā S̱. (perhaps, for क्षीण) adj. Fine, subtile, thin.

جوٿ joṭ H s. m. A fellow, peer, one of a pair, a mate, a match. adj. Equal, even, not odd. جوٿ باندهنا joṭ bāndhnā, To pair.

جگمگانا jagmagānā H v. n. To glitter, shine.

جـﮩ‍ان jahān P s. m. The world. جـﮩ‍ان آرا jahān- ārā, World-adorning. جـﮩ‍ان بان jahān-bān, World-protector, a sovereign. جـﮩ‍ان بين jahān- bīn, World-seeing; (met.) the eye, a traveller. جـﮩ‍ان پناه jahān-panāh, World-protection; his majesty, your majesty! جـﮩ‍ان تاب jahān-tāb, Heating the world. جـﮩ‍ان جـﮩ‍ان jahān jahān, adj. Much, many. جـﮩ‍اندار jahān-dār, Ruler of the world, a king. جـﮩ‍انداري jahān-dār-ī, s. f. Government, empire. جـﮩ‍انديده jahān-dīda, adj. One who has seen the world, a great traveller, experienced. جـﮩ‍ازنسوز jahān-soz, adj. World- inflaming. جـﮩ‍ان گير jahān-gīr, World-taking, world-subduing. جـﮩ‍انگرد jahān-gard, adj. Going round the world; s. m. A traveller. جـﮩ‍ان نما jahān-numā, adj. Exhibiting the world.

جيبهـ jībh जिह्वा S̱. s. f. The tongue. جيبهـ بڙهانا jībh baṛhānā, 1. To be loquacious and abusive. 2. To pursue pleasures beyond oneʼs reach. جيبهـ پکڙنا jībh pakaṛnā, 1. To silence, to interrupt oneʼs discourse. 2. To criticise mi- nutely. جيبهـ جهکانا jībh jhukānā, To pretend to wealth falsely. جيبهـ چاٿنا jībh chāṭnā, To long after or covet unattainable enjoyment. جيبهـ چلانا jībh chalānā, To boast beyond oneʼs abi- lity. جيبهـ دابکي بات کـﮩنا jībh dābke bāt kahnā, To speak with reserve. جيبهـ کاٿنا jībh kāṭnā, 1. To forbid by signs. 2. (from the Persian) To grant the request of a petitioner. 3. To be struck with terrour or astonishment. جيبهـ نکالنا jībh nikālnā, To be extremely fatigued or thirsty.

جهيکنا jhīknā H v. n. To grieve, to lament, to think of any thing with sorrow, to recommend any thing seriously.

جهن jhan H s. m. The sound of platters or of any vessels of metal striking against one ano- ther, clash of arms (as, of swords, &c.).