جيـﮩڙ jehaṛ H s. f. 1. A pile of pots filled with water, and placed one over the other in order to be carried on the head. 2. A ceremony prepa- rative to marriage, in which pots filled with water are piled over one another, the whole is crowned with a bowl of sharbat, and the friends watch by it during the night.

جوگيسر jogesar S̱.

جمـﮩ‍اٴي jamhāʼī S̱. (जंभा or जृंभा r. जभ or जृभ Yawn, gape) s. f. Gaping, yawning. جمـﮩ‍اٴي لينا jamhāʼī lenā, To gape, to yawn.

جتيانا jutiyānā H (from جوتي) v. a. To beat with a slipper.

جاچنا jāchnā याचन S̱. v. a. To want, to need, require, implore, solicit, ask, beg.

جهلار jhalār H s. m. A thicket, copse, under- wood.

جهنجهنانا jhanjhanānā झणत्कार S̱. v. n. To tinkle, clink, tingle, ring, gingle, rattle.

جامه jāma P s. m. A garment, robe, gown, vest. جامه خانه jāma-ḵẖāna, s. m. A wardrobe, a chest or sack for holding clothes. جامه داني jāma-dānī, s. f. Portmanteau. جامه زيب jā- ma-zeb, adj. Becoming oneʼs clothes. جامه وار jāma-wār, 1. adj. Fit to make clothes of, suffi- cient for a jāma. 2. s. m. A flowered sheet or shawl, a kind of chintz.

جوگن jogin योगिनी S̱. s. f. Female of جوگي jogī, q. v.

جڙاو jaṛāʼo S̱. (from جڙنا) s. m. Setting of jewels.