جی

जय jaya, vulg. jay, and H. जै jai, ja`ě(fr. rt. िज), s.m.f. Winning, being victorious; conquest, victory, triumph; advancement, preferment, promotion; resignation;—(as an intj.) bravo! hurrah! all hail!;—s.m. A yellow species of the Phaseolus mungo;—name of one of the two gate-keepers of the Hindūparadise:—jay-pāl, s.m. 'Guardian of victory'; a king, sovereign; name of several celebrated Hindūprinces;—the plant Croton jamālgoṭa:—jaya-pattra, jay-patr, s.m. A written account of a victory, record of a victory or triumph; a written and sealed decision in a cause or suit:—jay-pur, s.m. 'Town of victory'; name of a province in Rājpūtānā, and of its capital:—jay-phal, s.m. The reward of victory or triumph:—jay-thamb, s.m. A monument in commemoration of a victory, a triumphal column:—jay-jaś, s.m. The fame or renown of victory:—jay-jay-śabd, s.m. Shout or song of victory, the exclamation jayjay repeated (like the Io of the Greeks):—jayjay-kār, jay-jay-kārā, s.m. Triumph, exultation, cheers, rejoicings, jubilee;—jay-jay-kār karnā, To huzza, to shout; to exult, rejoice:—jay-jaywantī, s.f. Name of a rāginīor musical mode:—jay-dhwaja, s.m. 'Banner or symbol of victory'; name of the father of Tāla-jhaṅgha:—jaydhwani, s.m. A shout or cry of victory:—jay-ḍhak, jay-ḍhāk, s.m. A large kettle-drum (beaten as a sign of victory):—jay-śālī, adj. Victorious, conquering:—jay-śabd, s.m.=jayjay-śabd, q.v.:—jay-kārī, adj. Gaining a victory, victorious:—jay-māl, s.m. jay-mālā, s.f. Necklace or garland of victory, bays, laurels:—jay-mān, adj. & s.m. (f. -matī), Victorious;—a victor:—jay-mangal, s.m. A royal elephant:—jay-wān, jay-want, adj. & s.m. (f. -watī) = jaymān, q.v.