Lexicon

ja ज · /dʒə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

the third letter of the second or palatal class of consonants, having the sound of j in jump

jabdhṛ जब्धृ · jabdhr · /dʒəbdʱrɪ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

snatching at, seizing with the mouth

jabh जभ् · /dʒəbʱ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

or jambh, cl. 1. A. jabhate or jambhate, etc., to snap at, seize with the mouth: Caus. P. jambhayati, -yitum, to crush, destroy: Intens.…

jabhya जभ्य · /dʒəbʱjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

a species of animal destructive to grain

jabāla जबाल · jabala · /dʒəbɑːlə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

name of a man

jabāru जबारु · jabaru · /dʒəbɑːrʊ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

hastening, speedy

jagada जगद · /dʒəɡədə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

an attendant, a guardian

jagaddala जगद्दल · /dʒəɡəddələ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

name of a king of the Darads

jagala जगल · /dʒəɡələ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

fraudulent, knavish

jaganu जगनु · /dʒəɡənʊ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

or jagannu, us, m. a living being, an animal

jaganvas जगन्वस् · /dʒəɡənvəs/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

one who has gone

jagara जगर · /dʒəɡərə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

armour, mail

jagat जगत् · /dʒəɡət/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

moving, movable, locomotive, transitory

jagdha जग्ध · /dʒəɡdʱə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

eaten

jagdhi जग्धि · /dʒəɡdʱɪ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

eating, consuming

jaggika जग्गिक · /dʒəɡɡɪkə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

name of a man

jaghana जघन · /dʒəɡʱənə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

in the later language always n., the hinder part, the buttock, the hip and loins, the pudenda, mons veneris

jaghanena जघनेन · /dʒəɡʱəneːnə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

behind, (with genitive or acc.) backwards, away from

jaghanin जघनिन् · /dʒəɡʱənɪn/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

having stout hips or large buttocks

jaghanvas जघन्वस् · /dʒəɡʱənvəs/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

who or what has killed

jaghanya जघन्य · /dʒəɡʱənjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

hindmost, hinder, last, latest, lowest, low, worst, vilest, vile, base, shortest, least, least important

jaghni जघ्नि · /dʒəɡʱnɪ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

striking, killing

jaghnivas जघ्निवस् · /dʒəɡʱnɪvəs/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

= jaghanvas above

jaghnu जघ्नु · /dʒəɡʱnʊ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

striking, beating, killing

jaghri जघ्रि · /dʒəɡʱrɪ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

pouring out, sprinkling about

jagmi जग्मि · /dʒəɡmɪ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

going, being in constant motion

jagmivas जग्मिवस् · /dʒəɡmɪvəs/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

who or what has gone

jaguri जगुरि · /dʒəɡʊrɪ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

leading, conducting

jahaka जहक · /dʒəhəkə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

abandoning, one who leaves or abandons

jahat जहत् · /dʒəhət/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

leaving, quitting, foregoing

jahijoḍa जहिजोड · jahi-joḍa · jahijoda · /dʒəhɪdʒoːɖə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

one who is in the habit of hitting his chin

jahistambha जहिस्तम्भ · jahi-stambha · /dʒəhɪstəmbʱə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

one who is constantly striking against a post

jahla जह्ल · /dʒəhlə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

name of a man

jahman जह्मन् · /dʒəhmən/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

water (?)

jahnu जह्नु · /dʒəhnʊ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

name of an ancient king and sage who adopted the Gaṅgā as his daughter, (the river Ganges, when brought down from heaven by the austerities…

jahnāvī जह्नावी · jahnavi · /dʒəhnɑːviː/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

the family of Jahnu

jahu जहु · /dʒəhʊ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

a young animal

jahā जहा · jaha · /dʒəhɑː/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

a plant, commonly Muṇḍirī

jahānaka जहानक · jahanaka · /dʒəhɑːnəkə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

the period of the total destruction of the world

jai जै · /dʒaɪ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

jāyati, jajau, jāsyati, jātum, to wane, decline, fade away, perish

jaigīṣavya जैगीषव्य · jaigisavya · /dʒaɪɡiːʂəvjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

name of an ancient Ṛṣi often named in connection with Asita Devala

jaihmya जैह्म्य · /dʒaɪhmjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

crookedness (moral or physical), deceit, falsehood

jaihva जैह्व · /dʒaɪhvə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

belonging or relating to the tongue, lying on the tongue

jaihvya जैह्व्य · /dʒaɪhvjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

the pleasure of taste, pleasure

jaihvākāta जैह्वाकात · jaihvakata · /dʒaɪhvɑːkɑːtə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

an adj. derived fr. jihvākātya

jaimanta जैमन्त · /dʒaɪməntə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

name of a man

jaimantāyana जैमन्तायन · jaimantayana · /dʒaɪməntɑːjənə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

a patronymic from Jaimanta

jaimini जैमिनि · /dʒaɪmɪnɪ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

name of a celebrated saint and philosopher, the pupil of Vyāsa and founder of the Pūrva (or Karma) Mimāṃsā school. He is said to have acted…

jaiminīya जैमिनीय · jaiminiya · /dʒaɪmɪniːjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

relating to Jaimini

jaimūta जैमूत · jaimuta · /dʒaɪmuːtə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)

relating to Jīmūta