| ja | pull, drag, red, cause ... | |
| ja baya | verb : To move back from a place: 1. Recede 2. ... | |
| ja birki | pull the brick ... | |
| ja burki | pull the brick ... | |
| ja da ƙarfi | drag by force ... | |
| ja da baya | verb 1. Retreat 2. Reverse ... | |
| ja gaba | verb : lead the followers ... | |
| ja hankali | verb : to make someone interested or focused on ... | |
| ja jiki | verb : To move the body or part of ... | |
| ja layi | verb : To draw a line: underline ... | |
| ja ruwa | draw water ... | |
| ja'ira | feminineiniquitous person, wrongdoer ... | |
| ja'iri | masculineiniquitous person, wrongdoer ... | |
| jabawai | noun : Formal talks given to an audience on ... | |
| jabu | noun : fake, counterfeit, forgery, faux ... | |
| jadawali | chart ... | |
| jaddada | reiterate ... | |
| jaddadawa | reiterating ... | |
| jaɓa | shrew ... | |
| jafa'i | morbidity ... | |
| jagora | (plural 'jagorori ') leader ... | |
| jagoranci | leadership, leading ... | |
| jagorori | leaders ... | |
| jagula | mess something up ... | |
| jagulo | mess something up ... | |
| jagwalgwala | putting your hand into food and making it messy, disturbed, ... | |
| jagwalgwalawa | putting your hand into food and making it messy, disturbed, ... | |
| jagwalgwali | food that was messy and untidy because hands was put ... | |
| jagwalgwalo | food that was messy and untidy because hands was put ... | |
| jagwalo | food that was messy and untidy because hands was put ... | |
| jahadi | crusade ... | |
| jahannama | hell fire ... | |
| jahila | uneducated female ... | |
| jahilai | illiterates ... | |
| jahilce | be ignorant of ... | |
| jahilci | ignorance, illiteracy, oblivious ... | |
| jahili | (plural 'jahilai') ignorant, illiterate ... | |
| jahiliya | pre-Islam period ... | |
| jahiliyya | variant spelling of 'jahiliya' ... | |
| jahilta | 1. Be ignorant 2. Be oblivious 3. Be unlearned 4. Be illiterate 5. Be ... | |
| jajanta | sympathize ... | |
| jajantawa | Feeling or expressing sympathy for someone who is suffering or ... | |
| jajaye | reds ... | |
| jaje | condolence, sympathy ... | |
| jajibari | eve ... | |
| jajibo | 1. Come with baggage 2. Bring tension ... | |
| jajibowa | 1. Coming with baggage 2. Bringing tension ... | |
| jajinta | sympathize ... | |
| jajintawa | Feeling or expressing sympathy for someone who is suffering or ... | |
| jajirce | be indefatigable ... | |
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