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جيت जीत jīt

H جيت जीत jīt [Prk. जित्ता; जित्या, rt. जि; or v.n. of jītnā, q.v.], s.f. Winning; victory, conquest; acquisition, gain; success; advantage, superiority:—jīt-patr, s.m. Record of victory or triumph (furnished by the defeated party in a wrestling match, a learned disputation, &c.); a favourable decree (in litigation):—jīt-vant, adj. & s.m. Conquering, overcoming; winning;—victor; winner:—jīt honā, v.n. To obtain a victory, to achieve success.

جاٿ जाट jāṭ

H جاٿ जाट jāṭ, s.m. Name of a tribe of Rājpūts (who are mostly cultivators); a member of the tribe.

جاٿ जाट jāṭ

H جاٿ जाट jāṭ, s.m.=jāṭh, q.v.

جوت जोत jot

H جوت जोत jot [Prk. जोत्तं; S. योक्तं, rt. युज], s.f. Fastening, tie, band, cord, rope, strap, trace (of a carriage, &c.); the strap or cord that fastens the yoke of a plough, &c. to the neck of the ox; a yoke; the rigging of a ship;—(v.n. of jotnā, q.v.) yoking (oxen to a carriage, or to a plough, &c.);—ploughing, tillage, cultivation, husbandry, agriculture; cultivated land, a cultivated tract; the holding or tenure of a cultivator; the rent paid by a cultivator:—jot-bot, s.f. Tillage, husbaudry, agriculture:—jot-jamʻ, s.f. The land cultivated and the assessment paid by a cultivator:—jot-jog, adj. Fit for cultivation, culturable, arable:—jot-dār, s.m. Plougher, tiller, husbandman, one cultivating land:—be-jot, adj. Uncultivated, untilled (land):—be-jot jamʻ, s.f. A statement in the public account of the revenue leviable on land left uncultivated:—nij-jot, s.f. The lands of cultivating proprietors (syn. ḵẖud-kāsht).

جات जात jāt

H جات जात jāt [S. जातिः], s.f. Birth, production; high or good birth, respectability, rank; family, race, lineage; tribe, caste, sect, class; nature, kind, sort, species, genus;—a votive offering (in the language of Hindū women):—jāt-āndhā (or jātyandha, i.e. jāti+andha), adj. Blind from birth, born blind:—jāt-birādarī, s.f. Caste and kinsfolk, brotherhood, fraternity, &c.=birādarī, q.v.:—jāt-bhāʼī (or jāti-bhāʼī), s.m. One of the same tribe or caste, a brother by caste, caste-fellow:—jāt-bhrashṭ (or jāti-bhrashṭa), adj. & s.m. Deprived of caste, fallen from caste, out of caste;—an outcast:—jāt-pāṅt (or jāti-pānti), s.f. Tribe, family, race, lineage, pedigree:—jāti-ćhand, s.m. A kind of verse (measured by the number of mātras or metrical instants in each line):—jāt-dharam (or jāti-dharm), s.m. The duty of caste, the law or usage of caste:—jāt denā (-kī), To make a votive offering (to):—jāt-subhāʼo (or jāti-svabhāv), s.m. Specific or generic nature or character (of):—jāt-kā hīnā, adj. & s.m.=jāt-hīn, q.v.:—jāt-lakshaṇ (or jāti-lakshaṇ), s.m. Mark of tribe or caste, specific or generic characteristic or distinction:—jāt-mućalkā, s.m. A recognizance bond:—jāt-vāćak (or jāti-vāćak), adj. & s.m. Generic (as a name);—a generic name, a common noun (=jāti-vāćak saṅgiyā):—jāt-wālā (or jāti-wālā), s.m. A person of high caste, a respectable person:—jāt-hīn (or jāti-hīn), adj. & s.m. Void of caste, having a low position, outcast;—an outcast:—jātyabhimān (jāti+abhimān), s.m. Pride of race, family, or pedigree:—jātyukt (jāti+ukta), part. adj. Spoken concerning caste.