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jab (n)
devil, jab-jab = very beautiful , very smart
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jabaljas (azek)
greedy
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jagmaga (n)
1. decorative materials 2. make-up
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jagwar (n)
jaguar
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jak (n)
jack, single-pronged plug
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jaket (n)
jacket
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jakpot (n)
jackpot
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jal (n)
1. little cymbals 2. water from Gran Basin
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jaldi (eks)
hurry up!
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jaldi (n)
diarrhoea
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jaleka (n)
ragamuffin
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jali (n)
cloth used as fishing net
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jalna (n)
Variation(s): jarna
big spoon with perforations
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jalsa (n)
animated feast
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jam (n)
traffic jam
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jam (azek)
1. hard 2. fully pumped up (esp. of tyre)
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jamalgota (n)
spell, act of witchcraft
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jamat (n)
religious association
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jambo (n)
jumbo jet
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jambori (n)
jamboree
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janaza (n)
funeral
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jangli (n)
savage (esp. of women)
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jannda (n)
flag
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janndi (n)
flag used for religious reasons
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jannta (n)
the people
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jant (eks)
exclamation expressing total disapproval
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janta (n)
grindstone
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japni (n)
cover of a cooking-pot
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jaraya-jaraya (azek)
shivery
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jari (n)
silver embroidery thread
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jati (n)
1. brother 2. one of the same community
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jatibechwa (n)
sell-out (esp. of one`s community)
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java (n)
Java
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jawayn (n)
spicy seed
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jayde (eks)
let it be, let him be, let her be
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jaz (n)
jazz
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jazbenn (n)
orchestra
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jenntelmenn (n)
polite, welcoming man
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jerikann (n)
jerry can
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jerk (n)
jerk (dance)
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jet (n)
jet
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jhol (n)
cobweb darkened with smoke
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jifi (n)
custard powder
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jifiday (n)
dye
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jigsor (n)
jigsaw
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jihad (n)
holy war
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jilebi (n)
orange or brown sweet in syrup
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jim (n)
gymnasium
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jinn (n)
1. jeans 2. gin
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jinnyor (n & azek)
junior
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jip (n)
jeep
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jira (n)
aniseed
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job (n)
job
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joging (n)
jogging
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jok (n)
joke
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joker (n)
joker
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jos (eks)
very good
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joynt (n)
joint
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jujitsu (n)
jiu-jitsu
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jukal (n & azek)
oung
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jukboks (n)
juke-box
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julus (n)
public procession
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jumka (n)
ear-ring, apandan enn jumka = maintain a debt
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junnjuna (n)
Variation(s): junnjunwa
a toy making a ringling sound
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juti-fri (azek)
duty-free