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jal village
jalan always, continually;
jalanah always, regularly, promptly
jalav banner, flag
jal-huşalăh agriculture
janăravla, janra to sound, make noise
janvar‘ (Russ. ) January
syn. kărlach japala thing, object
japala jachĕ noun
jar to send; to leave, let, release, let go name
jat name
jahăn postposition approximately
jăl-jăl smiling
jălăm meadow bank of the Volga
jălăn to ask, beg, request
jălkăsh to burn, blaze brightly
jămra willow
jăpshan to lurk, hide
jăt to lift, carrj; hyrăm jăt- to be pregnant
jăvalan to roll
je or;
je ...
je either ... or
jem-jeshĕl verj green
jen side, direction;
jenĕpe on its side‘ = on behalf of, on the part of
jeple what sort of, how
jeplesker what sort of a
jert to lead
jertüşĕ leader; host, announcer
(on TV, radio) jeshĕl green
jesher to become green
jevĕr like, similar
jevĕrle immitate
jĕkel acorn
jĕm pants
jĕnerchĕk saddle
jĕp needle
jĕp-jĕpe soaking wet
jĕpe wet
jĕpen to become wet
jĕpet to wet
jĕr I line, strip, trace, track
jĕr II to weep, cry
jĕrke order, row, regulation
jĕrkele to line up, bring to order; organize
jĕrkellĕ normal, regular, orderly
jĕven rein
jyshăn to appropriate, take over, occupy, accept
jytă dog
jyvăr heavy, difficult
jyvărlăh difficulties
jyvăş tree
jul to remain
julashki last, final; remaining
jultash comrade, fellow
jultashlăh comradeship, fellowship
jul" (Russ.) July
syn. Ută juman oak
jumanlăh oak grove
jumah tale, fairy tale, parable, riddle
jumăş sorcerer, fortune-teller, soothsayer, faith healer, shaman
jun blood
jun" (Russ.) June
syn. şĕrtme junkun Wednesday
jupa pole, column
jur snow
jurat to love, like
juratu love
jură song
jurla to sing
jut strange, foreign
juh to flow (of liquids, rivers)
juhanshyv river
jünĕ cheap, inexpensive
jünel to cheapen