Category: J

JalakkA ¦ See jvalakA.

JalarI ¦ f. = JallakI, L. a curl, L.

the flapping of an elephant’s ears (or of flaccid breasts &c.), Kām.

JalajJalA ¦ f. (onomat.) the sound of falling drops, Amar. (v.l.)

JalA ¦ f. a girl, L.

dirt rubbed off the body by the application of perfumes (also JillakA and JillIkA), L.

Jaza—pitta ¦ n. fish-bile, VarBṛS. l, 24.

light, sunshine (also Jil, JillI and JillIkA; cf. JalA), L.

Jaza—rAja ¦ m. a large fish, BhP. viii, 18, 2.

JallIkA ¦ f. = JillIka, Svapnac.

Jaza—SrezWa ¦ m. ‘most excellent fish’, the fish Rohita, Bhpr.

JallIzaka ¦ a kind of musical instrument, Hariv. 8450.

JazASana ¦ m. ‘fish-eater’, the Gangetic porpoise, L.

Jallola ¦ m. a ball at the lower end of a spindle, L.

Jaz ¦ cl. 1. ati, to hurt, Dhātup. xvii, 38; (also Ā.) to take, xxi, 26;to cover, ib.

Jaza/ ¦ m. a large fish, ŚBr. i, 8, 14

a fish, MBh.; R.; VarBṛS.; BhP.

the sign Pisces, VarBṛS.; VarBṛ.

a forest, forest overgrown with grass, L.

moisture, L.

Jaza/ ¦ n. a desert, L.

a curl, L.

sun-heat, L.

a ball &c. of perfumed substances used for cleaning the hair, L., Sch.

JazA ¦ (A), f. Botanical Name: Uraria lagopodioides, L.

(ifc. Ika), Hcar.

Jaza—ketana ¦ m. = -Dvaja, Bhartṛ.; Ratnāv.,

= SudDa, L.

Jaza—Dvaja ¦ m. ‘fish-symboled’, the god of love, love, Bhaṭṭ. viii, 48.

JallikA ¦ f. a cloth used for applying colour or perfumes, L. (also Jil, W.; JillI, L.)

‘the god of love’ and ‘the sea’, Kuval. 33.

JAwala, JAwli, ¦ m. Botanical Name: Bignonia suaveolens, L.

JAbuka ¦ m. = JAvuka, L.

JAw-kArin ¦ mfn. whistling (the wind), Veṇīs. ii, 18

cf. JaN-Arin and JaM-

JazodarI ¦ f. N. of Vyāsa’s mother Satyavatī, L.

JAmaka ¦ n. (fr. kzAma/) a burnt or vitrified brick, L.

JAM ¦ ind. (onomat.) in comp.

JAwikA, JwIkA, ¦ f. Botanical Name: Flacourtia cataphracta, L.

JAM—kAra ¦ m. a low murmuring (of kettle-drums), Alaṃkārat.,