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[J]
Ja, bw. yes,
Jaag, w. to hurry, drive fastly
Jaagbesem, sn. winnowing fan
Jaagspinnekop, sn. swift spider
Jaar, sn. year
Jaarboeke, sn. annals
Jaarfees, sn. anniversary
Jaargang, sn. a complete year
Jaargeld, sn. yearly allowance
Jaargetal, sn. year
Jaargety, sn. season
Jaarkring, sn. annual revolution
Jaarliks, bw. yearly, annually
Jag, w. to hunt, chase
Jaghond, sn. hound
Jagparty, sn. hunting party
Jags, bn. randy (vulgar)
Jagter, sn. hunter
Jagwet, sn. game-law
Jakhals, sn. jackal
Jakhalsdraai, sn. artifice, device
Jakhalsfogel, (Berghaan) sn. a bird of prey
Jakker, w. to romp
Jakopiwer, sn. sort fish
Jakopiwer-oge, sn. protuberant eyes
Jaloers, bn. jealous
Jaloershyd, sn. jealousy
Jamboes, sn. fruit imported from India
Jammer, bn. sympathetic, condolent
Jammer, sn. pity, misery
Jammerdal, sn. vale of tears
Jammerhartig, bn. pitiful
Jammerklag, sn. lamentation
Jammerlik, bn. en bw. miserable, pitifully
Jammerlikhyd, sn. pitifulness
Jammerte, sn. sympathy, condolence
Jan-Frederik, sn. name of a Cape bird
Jan-groentji, sn. small green bird
Jan-Pidewiit, sn. onomatopoeatic name of a bird
Januari, sn. January
Jarig, bn. of age, on one's birthday, desirious of marrying
Jas, sn. coat, frock-coat
Jawoord, sn. consent
Jegens, bw. toward, to
Jekkert, sn. coat
Jenewer, sn. gin
Jentoe, sn. a prostitute
Jeropika, w. sterilized sweet wine
Jeug, sn. youth
Jeugdig, bn. youthful
Jeugdighyd, sn. youthfulness
Jeuk, sn. itch
Jeuk, w. to itch
Jeukerig, bn. itchy
Jeukerighyd, sn. itchiness
Jeuking, sn. itching
Jeuksiikte, sn. Schotch fiddle
Jig, sn. gout, rheumatism
Jigpyne, sn. rheumatic pains
Jil, w. to jest, joke
Job, sn. Job
Jobsbode, sn. Jobs post, evil messenger
Jobstyding, sn. piece of bad news
Jodegenoot, sn. proselyte, jew
Jodekerk, sn. synagogue
Jodendom, sn. Judaism
Jodeskool, sn. Jewish school
Jodin, sn. Jewess
Jok, w. to jest, lie, fib
Jolli, bn. en bw. E., jolly
Jong, sn. comrade, coloured labourer
Jong, jonk, bn. young, junior
Jongejuffrou, sn. young lady
Jongeling, sn. lad, youth
Jongelingskap, sn. youth
Jongetji, sn. boy, lad
Jonghyd, sn. youth
Jongmens, sn. youth
Jongste, bn. youngest, last
Jonkman, sn. young man
Jonkmanskoek, sn. a cake
Jood, sn. Jew
Joods, bn. jewish
Josi, sn. bad-tempered person
Jou, fn. you, your (singular)
Journaal, sn. journal
Journalis, sn. journalist
Jubel, w. to rejoice
Jubelend, bn. jubilant
Jubelfees, sn. jubilee
Judas, sn. traitor
Juffer, sn. married lady
Jufferagtig, bn. ladylike
Juffertji, sn. small lady
Juig, w. to rejoice, exult
Juiger, sn. rejoicer
Juigtoon, sn. rejoicing
Juis, bn. en bw. just, exact-ly
Juisthyd, sn. justness
Juk, sn. yoke
Juksky, sn. yoke-span
Julle, fn. you, your (plural)
July, sn. July
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Jummers, bw. repeatedly
Juny, sn. June
Juri, sn. jury
Jurk, sn. frock
Jurki, sn. boy's coat
Juts, sn. E. Judge
Juweel, sn. jewel, gem
Jy, fn. you
