Jambuka to jayitva
jambuka : [m.] a jackal.
jambudīpa : [m.] the country of the rose-apples; i.e. lndia.
jambupakka : [nt.] the fruit of Eugenia Jambolana.
jambusaṇḍa : [m.] rose-apple grove.
jambonada : [nt.] a sort of gold coming from the Jambu river.
jambhati : [jabh + ṃ + a] yawns; arouses oneself.
jambhanā : [f.] yawning; arousing.
jambhi : [aor. of jambhati] yawned; aroused oneself.
jamma : [adj.] vulgar; contemptible.
jaya : [m.] victory; conquest. || jāyā (f.) wife.
jayaggaha : [m.] conquest; the lucky throw or lot. || jayaggāha (m.) conquest; the lucky throw or lot.
jayati : [ji + a] conquers; surpasses; defeats. || jāyati (jan + ya) is born; arises.
jayanta : [pr.p. of jayati] conquering; surpassing. || jāyanta (pr.p. of jāyati), arising.
jayapāna : [nt.] the drink of victory.
jayampati : [m.] the husband and wife.
jayasumana : [nt.] the red China-rose.
jayi : [aor. of jayati] conquered; surpassed. || jāyi (aor. of jāyati), arose.
jayitvā : [abs. of jayati] having conquered; having surpassed. || jāyitvā (abs. of jāyati), having arisen.