جال

जाल jāl, s.m. A net (for catching birds, fish, etc.); net-work; reticulated or chain armour, a coat of mail;—grating; trellis-work; a lattice; an eyelet; a loop-hole; a window;—a sash;—magic, conjuring; illusion, deception; supernatural appearance;—the tree Salvador indica:—jāl bićhānā, To spread a net; to lay or set a trap (for, -ke wāst̤e):—jāl-dār, adj. & s.m. Reticulated;—net-work; muslin, nainsukh, or other fine cloth embroidered with the semblance of the scales of fish, etc.:—jāl ḍālnā, To cast a net (for fish); to set a trap (for a person):—jāl-silāḥī, s.f. Coat of mail:—jālkirać, s.f. Sword and sash:—jāl-lakṛī, s.f. Valerian:—jāl-meṅphaṅsānā, jāl-meṅ ḍālnā, jāl-meṅlānā(-ko), To take in a net, to ensuare, entrap, inveigle:—jāl-vant, adj. & s.m. Wearing a coat of mail;—one so covered.