Jimhata to jiva
jimhatā : [f.] crookedness; dishonesty.
jiyā : [f.] a bow string.
jirati : [jir + a] becomes old; decays.
jivhagga : [(jivhā + agga) nt.] the tip of the tongue.
jivhā : [f.] the tongue.
jivhāyatana : [(jivhā + āyatana) nt.] the organ of taste.
jivhāviññāṇa : [nt] the cognition of taste.
jivhindriya : [(jivhā + indriya) nt.] the sense of taste.
jīmūta : [m.] rain-cloud.
jīyati : [ji + ya] becomes diminished; loses; becomes old; decays.
jīyamāna : [pr.p. of jīyati] becoming old.
jīyi : [aor. of jīyati] became diminished; decayed.
jīraka : [nt.] cummin seed.
jīraṇa : [nt.] decaying; getting old; digestion.
jīramāna : [pr.p. of jirati] becoming old; decayed.
jīrāpita : [pp. of jīrāpeti] caused to decay or digest.
jīrāpeti : [caus. of jīrati] causes to decay or digest.
jīrāpenta : [pr.p. of jīrāpeti] causing to decay or digest.
jīrāpesi : [aor. of jīrāpeti] caused to decay or digest.
jīri : [aor. of jirati] became old; decayed.
jīreti : [caus. of jīrati] causes to decay or digest.
jīresi : [aor. of jīreti] caused to decay or digest.
jīva : [m.] the life.