jackal
jackal 1. सियार "The Jackal population has gone down in the last few years in this forest."

jackass
jackass 1. बेवकूफ़ "He is a jackass."

jacket
jacket 1. जाकेट "He wore a jacket yesterday." 2. आवरण "The jacket of the novel ‘The God of Small Things' has a picture of lotus."

jackfruit
jack_fruit 1. कटहल "I love chips made of jackfruits."

jackknife
jackknife 1. छुरी{जिसे~मोड़ा~जा~सकता~है} "A jackknife is easy to carry." jackknife 1. बीच~में~से~मुडना~और~नियंत्रण~खो~बैठना "An articulated lorry has jackknifed on National Highway no.1."

jackpot
jackpot 1. दाँव{खेल में} "He won the jackpot in the horse race."

jacks
jacks 1. जैक्स{एक~प्रकार~का~खेल~जो~अमरीका~में~खेला~जाता~है} "Jacks is popular in the USA."

jacobean
Jacobean 1. राजा~जेम्स~का~शासनकाल{ईंग्लैंड-1603-25} "English literature thrived in the Jacobean period."

jacuzzi
Jacuzzi 1. बहुत~बड़ा~स्नानगृह "Some military academies have Jacuzzi."

jade
jade 1. जेड{हरा~पत्थर} "She was wearing jade ear-rings." jade 1. थकाना "I was jaded by overwork."

jaded
jaded 1. थका~हुआ "He looked jaded."

jag
jag 1. दाँता "The jags of the rock are very frightening."

jagged
jagged 1. नुकीली~धारवाला "The broken glasses have jagged edges."

jail
jail 1. कारागार "The criminal was put in the jail." jail 1. कारावास~होना "He was jailed for 10yrs."

jailbird
jailbird 1. बार-बार~जेल~जाने~वाला~व्यक्ति "He is a jailbird."

jailor
jailor 1. जेलर "The jailor of Central jail is very strict."

jalopy
jalopy 1. पुरानी~खटारा~मोटर~गाड़ी "He is very fond of driving his grandfather's jalopy."

jam
jam 1. मुरब्बा "I have bread and jam for my breakfast." 2. जाम "There are always traffic jams on the road to Mumbai." jam 1. दबाना "The car was jammed between the two trucks." 2. गड़बड़ा~जाना "The machine has jammed due to dust in the pipe." 3. अवरोध~करना "The crowd jammed the street in protest against Mandal Commission."

jamb
jamb 1. खंबे~या~दरवाज़े~का~बाज़ू "The cycle was propped against the jamb."

jamboree
jamboree 1. जमावड़ा "There was a jamboree of people from all walks of life in the stadium."

jampacked
jam-packed 1. भरा~हुआ "The cinema hall was jam-packed on the first day of the show."

jangle
jangle 1. झनझनाना "Her anklets jangelled as she ran across the corridor." jangle 1. झनझनाहट "I like the jangle of her anklets."

janitor
janitor 1. दरबान "The janitor kept an eye on those who entered the building."

japan
japan 1. एक~प्रकार~की~वार्निश "They painted the doors with japan which is usually hard and black." japan 1. रोग़न~करके~चमकाना "They japaned the painted doors and windows."

jape
jape 1. किसी~पर~किया~गया~मजाक "Playing japes on others can be harmful sometimes."

jar
jar 1. मर्तबान "The pickles are kept in a jar." jar 1. खटकना "His comments were jarred the otherwise friendly conversation." 2. कर्कश~लगना "His comments jarred on my ears." 3. धक्का~लगना "He jarred his back while pushing the car."

jargon
jargon 1. विशिष्ट~शब्दावली "They used lot of literal jargons in their speech."

jasmine
jasmine 1. चमेली "There are jasmine flowers in my garden."

jaundice
jaundice 1. पीलिया "Jaundice is a disease of the liver."

jaundiced
jaundiced 1. विकृत~विचार "He has a jaundiced perception of people."

jaunt
jaunt 1. सैर "I went on a jaunt with my friend." jaunt 1. सैर~करना "We jaunted on the beach last evening."

jaunty
jaunty 1. जिन्दादिल "He is a jaunty person."

javelin
javelin 1. बर्छी "In olden days,warriors used javelins in battles."

jaw
jaw 1. जबड़ा "He injured his jaw in an accident." 2. लम्बी~बातचीत "My friend and I had a jaw in the afternoon."

jay
jay 1. एक~प्रकार~का~पक्षी "Jay is a European bird with bright plummage."

jaywalk
jaywalk 1. रास्ता~पार~करने~में~लापरवाह~होना "One should not do jaywalk on the main streets."

jazz
jazz 1. गीतनाट्य "Jazz music has become popular in India also."