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sft, jo, n.f.. wife. 



w\H, jog, adj., worth, constructed with the inflected infinitive as 



" karan jog." 

 wfam *fftl. jogam jog, adj., suitable, agreeable. 



cc Nodi Jcindre ghar kare, aur chori khatyd khde. 

 " Jogam jog nd behde, yeh tinoh chdl jden." 



If a man builds a house on the banks of a stream, or 

 lives on the spoils of theft ; or mates unsuitably — all 

 three will come to grief, 



^nVT. jognd n.m., a jogi (mere jogi) 



(used in a contemptuous use), 



" Ghar kd jogi jognd, bdhar gam ke sidh." 



A jogi is a mere jogi in his own home but a saint in 



another village. 

 " A prophet is not without honour save in his own 



country. 



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, jot, n.f., band, yoke, yoke of oxen. 

 aftfTT, joryd, n.m., the leader pair of bui 

 WW, jot, n.m., leather strap passing fr< 



bullock's neck. 



g, johar, n.m,, a kachchd (unlined) tank. 





" Khare gehun, pare jaun." 



(Cut) wheat still upright, and barley when fallen 



*ff?F?f. jhakant, n.f., same as jhctkkat (q.v.). 



tmn, jhakkat, n.f., labour, assiduity, specially mental labour. 



' ' J hakkat bidyd , pachchat kheti." 

 Wisdom by industry, farming by toil. 



Wi, jharak, n.f., noise made by churning milk or simmering 



milk. 



WTOIT, jhapaknd, v.n., to wink. 



*»t*T, jhdnkhd,, n.m., large ventilation-hole in the roof of a 



zamindar's house. 



