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jikaḍe, ii. 337 jijmâṇ, i. 197 jithut, ii. 106 jiḍahiṇ, ii. 337 jitakâ, ib. jiti, ib. jitthe, ib. jithâ, ib. jithe, ib. jidhar, ib. jindu, ii. 117 jinduḍo, ib. jin, jinâṇ, ii. 321 jibâ (√yâ), i. 249; iii. 36, 213, 222 jilâṇâ, i. 241 jio, ii. 321 jih, ib. jihâ, ii. 337 jihi, ii. 321 jî (jîva), i. 252; ii. 156 jîü, ib. jîṇâ, i. 241 jîban, ii. 17 jîbh (jihvâ), i. 155, 185, 359; ii. 48, 191, 207, 209, 217 juâṇiṇ, i. 192 jugala, ii. 24 juguchhâ, i. 196 jugût, i. 172, 173; ii. 232 jujh, etc. (√yudh), i. 268, 328 juṭ (√yuj), iii. 54 juṇâ, junereṇ, ii. 99 jurimâṇa, ii. 176 juvalâ, juḷâ, etc. (yugala), ii. 24 jûth, i. 267 jûh, ib. je, ii. 321, 337 jeüṇ, ib. jekhâne, ii. 337 jeṭalo, ib.