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.

جگديس जगदीश jagad-īs S s. m. (Lord of the world) An epithet of Vish̤ṇu.

جواٴي jawāʼī S̱. (properly, جماٴي for जामाता) s. m. A son-in-law.

جلمانس जलमानुष jal-mānus S s. m. A water- man, a mermaid.

جـﮩ‍ار juhār H s. f. Hindū salutation, obeisance.

جمادي اﻵخر jumādạ-l-āḵẖir A Name of the sixth Arabian month.

جام jām P s. m. 1. A goblet, cup, glass, any vessel for drinking out of, a bowl. 2. A mirror. جام جم يا جمشيد jām-i-jam or -jamshīd, s. m. The mirror of Jamshīd, in which he saw what- ever he wished. جام جـﮩ‍ان نما jām-i-jahān-numā, A pharos. جام لب ريز jām-i-lab-rez, A bumper.

جوهرات jauharāt P s. plur. (of جوهر) Jewels.

جٿت जटित jaṭit S adj. Clotted, matted, set (with jewels, &c.); s. f. Set work of jewels, &c.

جوکهنا jokhnā H v. a. To weigh.