jecur
N
liver; (food| medicine| drug| for divination| as seat of feelings)

jecusculum
N
little liver

jejunitas
N F
hunger| emptiness; meagerness| poverty

jejunium
N
fasting/fast (day); Lent; hunger; leanness; [caput jejunius => Ash Wednesday]

jejuno
V INTRANS
fast; abstain form

jejunus
um| jejunior -or -us| jejunissimus -a -um ADJ
fasting| abstinent| hungry; dry| barren| unproductive; scanty| meager

Jemineus
ADJ
Benjamite| of the tribe of Benjamin

jentaculum
N
breakfast

jento
V
breakfast

jercia
a lamb.

Jerusalem
N
Jerusalem (Hebrew)

jesa
a gisarme.

Jesus
N M
Jesus

jetti
jesses.