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📘 J Vocabulary – 100 Words with Hindi Meaning & Examples

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1. Jail – जेल

• The thief is in jail.

• He was sent to jail for robbery.

2. Jam – जाम / मुरब्बा

• There is a traffic jam on the road.

• Children like to eat bread and jam.

3. Jacket – जैकेट

• He bought a new jacket.

• I wear a jacket in winter.

4. Job – नौकरी

• He got a good job.

• She is searching for a job.

5. Join – जुड़ना / शामिल होना

• Please join the meeting.

• She wants to join yoga classes.

6. Joke – मज़ाक

• He told a funny joke.

• Don’t take it seriously, it was a joke.

7. Journey – यात्रा

• The journey was very long.

• They enjoyed the journey by train.

8. Judge – न्यायाधीश / परखना

• The judge gave the final decision.

• Don’t judge a book by its cover.

9. Juice – जूस

• I drink orange juice daily.

• Fresh juice is good for health.

10. Jump – कूदना

• The boy can jump very high.

• Don’t jump on the bed.

  📘 J Vocabulary – 100 Words with Hindi Meaning & Examples

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  11. Jungle – जंगल

  • Lions live in the jungle.

  • We saw elephants in the jungle. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  12. Justice – न्याय

  • The judge gave justice to the poor.

  • Everyone deserves justice.

  13. Jewel – गहना

  • She wore a diamond jewel.

  • Gold is used to make jewels.

  14. Joy – खुशी

  • Children feel great joy on festivals. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  • The parents were full of joy.

  15. Jealous – ईर्ष्यालु

  • Don’t be jealous of others.

  • She felt jealous of her friend’s success.

  16. Jeep – जीप

  • The officer came in a jeep.

  • He bought a new jeep last month.

  17. Jolly – हँसमुख

  • He is a jolly person.

  • Everyone likes her jolly nature. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  18. Judge (Verb) – परखना

  • Don’t judge me too quickly.

  • Teachers judge students by their work.

  19. Journeying – यात्रा करना

  • They are journeying to Jaipur.

  • We spent two days journeying in Rajasthan.

  20. Junior – कनिष्ठ

  • He is my junior in school.

  • The junior players played very well.

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  21. Just – केवल / न्यायसंगत

  • This is just a game. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  • He is a just leader.

  22. Justiceable – न्यायोचित

  • The punishment was justiceable.

  • His action is not justiceable.

  23. Jacketed – लिपटा हुआ

  • The book is jacketed with plastic.

  • He wore a jacketed dress.

  24. Jokingly – मज़ाक में

  • He said it jokingly.

  • She replied jokingly to her friend.

  25. Jumbled – उलझा हुआ

  • The words are jumbled in the test. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  • My clothes are jumbled in the cupboard.

  26. Jut – बाहर निकला हुआ

  • A rock juts out from the mountain.

  • His teeth jut forward.

  27. Jury – निर्णायक मंडल

  • The jury decided the case.

  • The jury gave him an award.

  28. Juvenile – किशोर

  • He is a juvenile player.

  • The police caught some juveniles.

  29. Junction – चौराहा / संगम

  • Meet me at the railway junction. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  • The road junction is very crowded.

  30. Journal – पत्रिका / डायरी

• He wrote in his journal daily.

• I read a science journal yesterday.

  📘 J Vocabulary – 100 Words with Hindi Meaning & Examples

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  31. Justiceful – न्यायप्रिय

  • He is a justiceful leader.

  • The king was justiceful in his rule. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  32. Jab – मुक्का मारना / टीका लगाना

  • The boxer gave a jab to his opponent.

  • The nurse gave him a jab in the arm.

  33. Jargon – तकनीकी भाषा

  • Legal jargon is hard to understand.

  • Doctors often use medical jargon.

  34. Javelin – भाला

  • He won a gold medal in javelin.

  • The javelin throw is an Olympic sport.

  35. Jeer – मज़ाक उड़ाना

  • Don’t jeer at poor people.

  • The crowd jeered the losing team.

  36. Jelly – जेली

  • Children love to eat jelly.

  • I spread apple jelly on bread. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  37. Jeopardy – संकट

  • His life was in jeopardy.

  • The game was in jeopardy due to rain.

  38. Jerky – झटका भरा

  • The car stopped with a jerky movement.

  • His speech was jerky and unclear.

  39. Jest – मज़ाक / हंसी

  • He said it in jest.

  • The children played in jest.

  40. Jet – जेट / तेज़ी से निकलना

  • The jet is flying in the sky.

  • Water jetted out of the pipe.

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  41. Jewelery – आभूषण

  • She bought new jewelery.

  • The shop sells gold jewelery.

  42. Jigsaw – टुकड़ा-पहेली

  • Children are solving a jigsaw puzzle. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  • The map looks like a jigsaw.

  43. Jiggle – हिलाना

  • He jiggled the keys in his pocket.

  • The baby jiggled with joy.

  44. Jingle – झंकार

  • The jingle of bells is sweet.

  • I remember the song by its jingle.

  45. Jinx – अशुभ

  • He thinks the match was a jinx.

  • Breaking a mirror is considered a jinx.

  46. Jobless – बेरोज़गार

  • Many youths are jobless.

  • He remained jobless for months.

  47. Jockey – घुड़सवार

  • The jockey rode the horse fast.

  • The jockey won the race.

  48. Jocular – मज़ाकिया

  • His jocular nature makes everyone laugh.

  • The teacher made a jocular comment. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  49. Joint – जोड़ / सांझा

  • My knee joint is paining.

  • They opened a joint business.

  50. Joke (Verb) – मज़ाक करना

  • He loves to joke with friends.

  • Don’t joke in serious matters.

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  51. Journalistic – पत्रकारिता संबंधी

  • He has journalistic skills.

  • The article is a journalistic piece.

  52. Journeyed – यात्रा की

  • He journeyed across India. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  • We journeyed to the mountains last year.

  53. Jovial – खुशमिज़ाज

  • The old man is jovial.

  • She greeted us in a jovial way.

  54. Joyful – आनंदित

  • Children were joyful on Christmas.

  • It was a joyful moment for all.

  55. Judgeable – आकलन योग्य

  • His performance is judgeable.

  • The results are not easily judgeable.

  56. Judgment – निर्णय

  • The judgment was in his favor.

  • We must trust the judgment of elders.

  57. Jug – जग

  • Please fill the jug with water.

  • The glass is on the jug.

  58. Juggle – करतब दिखाना

  • He can juggle three balls.

  • Life is about how you juggle tasks.

  59. Juiceful – रसदार

  • This is a juiceful mango. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  • Oranges are juiceful fruits.

  60. Juicy – रसदार

  • The grapes are juicy.

  • He ate a juicy apple.

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  61. July – जुलाई

  • My birthday is in July.

  • The rains start in July.

  62. Jumping – कूदना

  • The boy is jumping high.

  • Monkeys are jumping on the tree.

  63. Junctional – संगम संबंधी

  • This is a junctional area. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  • The city has many junctional points.

  64. Junk – कबाड़

  • Don’t throw junk on the road.

  • The shop sells old junk items.

  65. Juniority – कनिष्ठता

  • His juniority is respected.

  • She got promotion due to juniority.

  66. Justicehood – न्यायप्रियता

  • The king was known for his justicehood.

  • People admired his justicehood.

  67. Justify – सही ठहराना

  • He tried to justify his mistake.

  • Can you justify your answer?

  68. Jute – जूट

  • Jute bags are eco-friendly. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  • The farmer grows jute.

  69. Juvenility – युवावस्था

  • His juvenility is full of energy.

  • Poems describe the beauty of juvenility.

  70. Junction-box – जोड़ डिब्बा

  • The wire is in the junction-box.

  • Call an electrician for the junction-box.

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  71. Jigsawed – टुकड़ों में बंटा

  • The land is jigsawed into plots.

  • His thoughts are jigsawed.

  72. Jitter – घबराहट

  • He felt a jitter before the exam.

  • Speaking in public gives him jitters.

  73. Jobbing – अस्थायी काम

  • He is doing a jobbing work. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  • The company needs jobbing staff.

  74. Jovially – खुशमिज़ाजी से

  • She greeted me jovially.

  • They laughed jovially at the party.

  75. Joyless – नीरस

  • His life is joyless.

  • The room looked joyless.

  76. Jubilant – हर्षित

  • The students were jubilant at success.

  • He was jubilant after the results.

  77. Judicious – विवेकपूर्ण

  • It was a judicious decision. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  • Be judicious in using time.

  78. Jugglery – करतब

  • He showed jugglery in the circus.

  • Life is a kind of jugglery.

  79. Juxtapose – साथ रखना

  • The photos are juxtaposed on the wall.

  • The teacher juxtaposed old and new maps.

  80. Jury-man – निर्णायक सदस्य

  • He was chosen as a jury-man.

  • The jury-man gave his opinion.

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  81. Jumpy – बेचैन

  • He felt jumpy before the interview.

  • She was jumpy with excitement.

  82. Jungle-book – जंगल किताब

  • Mowgli lives in the jungle-book story. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  • Children love the jungle-book.

  83. Justness – न्यायप्रियता

  • His justness made him famous.

  • The justness of the law is clear.

  84. Joking – मज़ाक करना

  • They were joking together.

  • Don’t keep joking always.

  85. Judgeless – बिना न्यायाधीश का

  • The court was judgeless.

  • The match was judgeless.

  86. Journalize – दर्ज करना

  • Please journalize this entry.

  • The clerk journalized the details.

  87. Journeywork – दैनिक काम

  • His life is full of journeywork.

  • Farming is a kind of journeywork.

  88. Jugular – गले की नस

  • The doctor checked the jugular vein.

  • The injury was near the jugular.

  89. Jukebox – गाना बजाने की मशीन

  • The café has a jukebox. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  • Old songs played on the jukebox.

  90. Jungleman – जंगलवासी

  • The jungleman knows forest life.

  • A jungleman helped us on the way.

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  91. Judicial – न्यायिक

  • The case went to the judicial court.

  • He studied judicial law.

  92. Jumpy-hearted – घबराया हुआ

  • He felt jumpy-hearted before the speech.

  • She was jumpy-hearted on stage.

  93. Jargonic – कठिन भाषा

  • His speech was too jargonic.

  • Avoid using jargonic words. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  94. Jughead – मूर्ख

  • Don’t be a jughead.

  • They laughed at the jughead.

  95. Jellied – जमे हुए

  • The fruit is jellied.

  • She made jellied sweets.

  96. Jangling – टंकार

  • The bells are jangling.

  • I heard the jangling of coins.

  97. Jackal – गीदड़

  • A jackal was howling at night.

  • Jackals live in the forest.

  98. Jailer – जेलर

  • The jailer opened the gate.

  • The jailer is very strict. (Target Classes Nohar Blog)

  99. Jammed – फंसा हुआ

  • The drawer is jammed.

  • My mobile got jammed.

  100. January – जनवरी

• My school reopens in January.

• The festival falls in January.

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