JIHANA COKO Mongolian ring-necked pheasant
JIHANA YARHA a spotted leopard
JIHANAMBI to bloom (of grains)
JIHARI YANGGALI the name of a small bird--the feathers around the neck resemble a string of cash
JIJI JAJA twittering
JIJIRGAN a poetic name for the house swallow
JIJIRI a mat woven from fine straw--used in summer
JIJIRI ORHO a type of grass (Anthistiria ciliata) that is used for weaving mats and shoes
JIJUBUMBI caus. of jijumbi
JIJUGAN see jijuhan
JIJUHAN digram, trigram, or hexagram of the Book of Changes
JIJUHAN I KŪBULIN changes of the digrams
JIJUMBI to draw lines, to draw, to write, to cast lots
JIJUN stroke, line, lines of a divination figure
JIJUNGGE pertaining to divination
JILABUMBI caus. of jilambi
JILABURU pitiful person
JILACUKA pitiful
JILAKAN pitiable, pitiful, poor
JILAMBI to pity, to have compassion for, to love
JILAHABI "has been merciful toward"--1.e., has formed only a few pockmarks
JILAN 1. compassion, pity, love 2. a place where water doesn't freeze because of a fast current
JILAN MUKENGGE KIRU a banner of the imperial escort with a design of flowing water depicted on a green background
JILANGGA compassionate, gentle
JILARI GAHA the same as holon gaha
JILBI see jilbin
JILBIMBI to sew a gold border on clothing
JILBIN a thin gold border
JILEHUN unabashed, audacious
JILEKUN see jilehun
JILERŠEMBI 1. to ignore (someone) deliberately, to feign ignorance 2. to brim with tears
JILGAMBI to sound, to shout, to sing (of birds)
JILGAN sound, noise, voice
JILGAN I BULEKUERE TOOSENGGE FUSA Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara
JILGANDUMBI to shout together
JILGANGGA GASHA the name of a bird that sings at night--its voice can be heard, but its form is never seen
JILGIBUMBI caus. of jilgimbi
JILGIMBI to remove the hair from a hide
JILHA stamen and pistil of a flower
JILHAMBI to burn to ashes; cf. gilgambi
JILHANGGA ILHA the name of an exotic flower--its stem and leaves resemble the camellia, has large buds, and is very fragrant JILI 1. anger, temper 2. the base of the horn on deer, roe, etc.
JILI BANJICUKA annnoying, vexing
JILI BANJIMBI to get angry
JILI DOSOMBI to hold back one's anger
JILI HATAN irascible
JILI NUKIBUMBI to get fed up, to become angry
JILIDAMBI to get angry, to become mad
JILIDAME FACIHIYAŠAMBI to become angry and agitated
JILIHANGGA 1. excitable 2. ardent, intense 3. virtuous, chaste (of women)
JILIHANGGA HEHE a widow who remains unmarried after her husband's death
JILIHANGGA SARGAN JUI a betrothed girl who commits suicide upon hearing of the death of her fiance
JILINAMBI 1. for a hole to form in river ice 2. see jili banjimbi
JILKIN skein, hank, tuft, lock, strand
JILUN pitiable, poor; cf. jilakan
JIMA sesame
JIMA MALANGGŪ white sesame
JIMA ŠOBIN a baked wheaten cake filled with red bean paste and sprinkled with sesame seeds
JIMALAMBI to attach a spearhead to the shaft
JIMBI (imperative: jio, -he, -dere) to come, see also jidere
JIN see jinn
JIN ŠI the same as dosikasi
JING 1. just, just at the time when, on the point of 2. often, frequently, all the time, keep on . .
JING SEME all the time, keep on . . .
JING JIYANG (onom.) the sound of flutes and stone bells
JING YANG (onom.) the sound of birds singing harmoniously
JINGGERI 1. a small nail with a large head 2. a nail on armor
JINGGERI FANGKAMBI to drive in an armor nail
JINGGIYA a sty on the eye
JINGJAN small and colorless
JINGJANAMBI to be very small or short
JINGJARA 1. yellow-browed bunting (Emberiza chrysophrys) 2. the common sparrow
JINGJI 1. heavy, steady, firm 2. grave, ceremonious
JINGJING JANGJANG (onom.) 1. the sound of various types of flutes and pipes 2. the sound of a flock of birds singing in the springtime
JINGKINI 1. honest, upright, orderly, regular 2. chief, main, principal
JINGKINI BEYE one's own person, in person
JINGKINI CIFUN chief tax, main tax, regular tax
JINGKINI DORON JAFAHA HAFAN chief magistrate
JINGKINI ILHI chief and subordinate
JINGKINI KADALARA DA Director of the School for Imperial CMansmen; cf, BH 717
JINGKINI UJU JERGI rank 1-A, chief rank of the first order
JINGKINI WESIMBURE BITHE the original copy of a memorial (the one read by the emperor-- the
second copy went to the archives)
JINGNEMBI to advance by pairs at a funeral to offer a libation of wine
JINGSE knob indicating rank on an official cap
JINGSE I ALIGAN the support for a knob on an official cap
JINGSE KIYAMNAMBI to attach a knob to an official hat
JINGSE UMIYESUN BISIRENGGE possessing knob and sash--1.e., an official
JINGSITUN the name of a constellation
JINGSITUN TOKDONGGO KIRU a banner with the constellation jingsitun depicted on it
JINJAHA testicles
JINJIBA white-eye, bird of the genus Zosterops
JINJIMA lentil
JINJIRI JANJIRI (onom.) noise of a group of children
JIO imperative of jimbi
JIR JIR SEME (onom.) 1. the sound of bubbling water 2. the crying of crickets, birds, or mice
JIRA close together, dense, thickly spaced
JIRAHŪN obstinate, stubborn
JIRAMIKAN rather thick
JIRAMILABUMBI caus. of jiramilambi
JIRAMILAMBI 1. to make thick, to thicken 2. to treat generously 3. to treat courteously
JIRAMILANJIMBI to come to treat generously
JIRAMIN 1. thick 2. generous, kind
JIREN see jerin
JIRGABUMBI caus. of jirgambi
JIRGACUN leisurely, at ease, comfortable
JIRGAMBI 1. to be at ease, to enjoy leisure, to be comfortable 2. not to be employed in an official capacity 3. to die (of the emperor)
JIRGEKU a sprayer used to put out fires
JIRGEMBI to twitter, to chirp
JIRGIO a kind of waterfowl
JIRHA CECIKE North China wren (Troglodytes troglodytes)
JIRI ten trillion
JIRIN see jeren
JIRUMTU SURU a fine white horse
JIRUN ten million
JISE a draft, rough draft
JISE ICIHIYARA BOO office for preparing drafts in the Court of Colonial Affairs
JISELEMBI to make a rough draft, to draft
JISIHA hazelnut tree
JISUBUMBI caus. of jisumbi
JISUMBI to cut leather and similar objects in a straight line
JIYA an emphatic sentence particle
JIYAN HOOŠAN a lip of paper
JIYANG WANG ASU a large fishnet used from a boat in still water; cf. horilakū asu
JIYANG ŽUNG velvet
JIYANGGIYŪN 1. general 2. Manchu General-in-Chief, BH 744
JIYE an emphatic sentence particle
JIYEI 1. older sister, miss 2. a tasseled tally used as an emblem by princesses
JO a Chinese pint
JO BANJIMBI to belch, to regurgitate acidy substances
JOBOBUMBI caus. of jobombi
JOBOCUKA causing concern, disquieting, worrisome, distressing
JOBOCUN worry, affliction, grief, sorrow
JOBOLON harm, trouble, disaster, calamity, sorrow, mourning, funeral
JOBOMBI 1. to suffer, to be in need 2. to worry, to be distressed
JOBOHO ARAMBI to compensate for trouble caused to someone
JOBORO SUILARA worry and pain, suffering
JOBON distress
JOBORAKŪ ILHA an exotic flower that is said to bloom when it is caressed by a woman
JOBOSHŪN 1. concerned, worried 2. worry, concern
JOBOŠOMBI to suffer deeply, to be greatly distressed, to worry much
JOCIBUMBI 1. caus. of jocimbi 2. to harm, to reduce to dire straits, a euphemism for 'to murder'
JOCIMBI 1. to be in need, to be at the end of one's means 2. to be murdered
JOCIN see jojin
JODOBA common plantain (Plantago major)
JODOBUMBI caus. of jodombi
JODOHŪN CECIKE one name for the hoopoe; cf. indahūn cecike
JODOMBI 1. to weave 2. to come and go unexpectedly, to be always coming and going
JODORO ARARA YAMUN office of the Superintendent of the Imperial Manufactories
JODORO FAKSI weaver
JODORO ICERE KŪWARAN Imperial Weaving and Dyeing Office, BH 96
JODORO WEILERE KUNGGERI section on weaving and manufacturing in the Board of Works
JODON grass linen
JODONGGA CECE gauze of coarse linen
JODORGAN USIHA "the weaving girl"--the star Vega in the constellation Lyra
JODORHO a kind of aquatic plant JOFOHO 1. point, edge 2. corner, angle 3. harpoon for spearing fish
JOFOHO ACABUMBI to match the points
JOFOHOCI shaddock (Citrus decumana)
JOFOHON pomelo
JOFOHONGGO pointed, projecting
JOFOHORI citrus fruit, orange, tangerine
JOFOHORI ŠATAN orange cake
JOFOHOTO Citrus acida
JOHIBUMBI caus. of johimbi
JOHIMBI to heal (of a boil or sore)
JOHOLIMBI (-ka) to be pudgy, to be flabby
JOHOMBI to belch, to burp
JOJIN 1. horse's bit 2. a mistaken spelling for jorin, q.v.
JOJIN BE SUDAMIMBI to slacken the reins
JOJIN I SONGGIHA crossbar
JOJINGGA pertaining to a bit
JOK SEME abruptly, suddenly (of stopping)
JOKJABUMBI caus./pass. of jokjambi
JOKJAMBI to thrash (as punishment), to chastise
JOKSI a wooden dipper without a handle
JOKSIKŪ a small hatchet with a curved blade
JOKSILAMBI to stuff oneself, to be a glutton
JOKSINAMBI to be overweight, to eat to excess
JOKSON 1. first stage, beginning, inception 2. at first 3. skinny (of horses)
JOKTONDA Japanese lily (Lilium japonicum)
JOKŪ fodder knife
JOLABUMBI see joolabumbi
JOLACAMBI to bow, to stoop, to be obsequious
JOLIMBI same as joolambi
JOLBONOMBI to get dull
JOLDOMBI to buy back things one has given or sold to someone else, to redeem one's former goods
JOLFO oyster
JOLGOCOMBI to press forward in a rage, to stampede, to rush off in a fury
JOLHOCOMBI see jolgocombi
JOLHOMBI to gush up, to well up
JOLI a ladle with many small holes in it used for straining
JOLIBUMBI caus. of jolimbi
JOLIGAN ransom money, ransom
JOLIKŪ see joolikū
JOLIMBI 1. to redeem, to ransom 2.to row
JOLINAMBI to go to redeem
JOLINJIMBI to come to redeem
JOLO 1. doe, female deer 2. hateful, hideous
JOLO BUHŪ doe, female deer
JOMAN edge, seam, end
JOMAN ACABUMBI to join (folded) edges (in sewing)
JOMBI (1) (-ho, -ro) to cut with a fodder knife
JOMBI (2) (-ngko, -ndoro, -mpi) 1. to bring to mind, to recall, to mention, to bring up 2. to move in the womb
JOMBUMBI 1. caus./pass. of jombi (2) 2. to remind, to suggest, to advise to
JON memory, recall
JONDOBUMBI caus. of jondombi
JONDOMBI to recall to mind, to mention, to bring up, to concentrate on
JONG JONG SEME grumbling, complaining
JONG JONG SEME GAŠAMBI to grumble from discontent
JONGDON bright satin with gold threads woven through it
JONGGINAMBI to knit the brow from anxiety
JONI the name of the magpie in the Kanjur
JONOMBI the same as jondombi
JOO 1. an imperial order 2. interjection: enough! stop! it won't do!
JOO BAI interjection: enough! stop!
JOO ELE OHO KAI that's enough! sufficient!
JOO SIOWAN HAFAN commander of the military police
JOOBAI same as joo bai
JOOCIN see jojin
JOOCINA let it be!
JOOKŪ see jokū
JOOLABUMBI to turn over one's duty to another at the relief time
JOOLACAMBI see jolacambi
JOOLAMBI 1. to join the hands as greeting 2. to put the hands behind the back or into the sleeves
JOOLI a bamboo ladle for lifting things from water; cf. hereku
JOOLIBUMBI caus./pass. of joolimbi
JOOLIGAN ransom, redemption payment
JOOLIKŪ oar
JOOLIMBI 1. to ransom, to redeem 2. to row
JOOLINAMBI to go to redeem
JOOLINGGA pertaining to ransom, ransom money
JOOLINJIMBI to come to redeem
JOOMAN 1. the base of a fingernail 2. see joman
JOOMBI 1. see jombi (1) 2. to cease, to desist
JOR (onom.) the sound of many humans, dogs, chickens, or animals screaming
JOR JAR (onom.) the sound of people or birds screaming
JORAN amble (of a horse)
JORAN MORIN ambling horse
JORDABUMBI caus. of jordambi
JORDAMBI to amble (horses and mules)
JORGIMBI to chirp, to twitter, to hum
JORGINDUMBI to chirp, to hum (of a group of birds or insects)
JORGIRHEN lesser skylark (Alauda arvensis)
JORGON BIYA the twelfth month
JORGON INENGGI the eighth day of the twelfth month
JORHO a pointed arrowhead with holes on each side
JORHO CECIKE one name for the wren; cf. jirha cecike
JORHO FODOHO Salix gracilistyla--a type of willow from which arrow shafts were made
JORHO SINGGERI mole
JORIBUMBI caus. of jorimbi
JORIKŪ pointer, index finger
JORILAMBI the same as jorišambi
JORIMBI 1. to point, to indicate, to point out 2. to aim 3. to use a pretext
JORIRE SIMHŪN the index finger
JORIN 1. aim, goal 2. intent, meaning, elucidation
JORIN I GISUN words of elucidation or direction (on a document)
JORIN SAIN good shot, steady aim
JORINGGA theme (on an examination)
JORINGGA HOOŠAN examination paper
JORINGGA I ACABUN the second part of a formal essay (immediately following the joringga i faksabun)
JORINGGA I FAKSABUN the first two sentences of a formal essay
JORINGGA I TUCIBUN the section following the introduction (deribume fiyentehe) in a formal essay
JORINGGA I YARUN the part of an official essay following the opening expositon (deribume giyangnan)
JORISI magistrate
JORIŠAMBI to point out continually, to indicate continually, to give guidance
JORO a type of arrow with a horn head
JORON wild beans (Lophatherum gracile)--a straight plant with large leaves and flowers resembling the blooms of the bean plant--it is used as feed for horses
JORTAI 1. deliberately, willfully 2. pretending
JORTANGGI the same as jartai
JOTOMBI to be always coming and going
JU 1. imperative of jimbi 2. a musical instrument in the shape of a square peck measure--it was used as a signal for other musical instruments to begin
JU SY MUKE I SEKIYEN GOLMIN I MUDAN a musical piece used by the board of rites when it entertained the hereditary duke who was a descendant of Confucius
JUBEN story, tale
JUBEN ALAMBI to tell a story
JUBENGGE tale-carrier
JUBESI storyteller
JUBEŠEMBI to slander someone behind his back
JUBKI an islet in a river, a sand bar
JUBU clerk, recorder, registrar; cf. dangse jafašakū
JUBUNGGA pertaining to a clerk
JUBUNGGE see jubengge
JUBURAMBI see jiberembi
JUBURŠEMBI to get diphtheria, to get an inflammation of the throat
JUBUŠEMBI to ponder, to judge
JUCE 1. pond, pool (with clear, deep water) 2. a guard post, checkpoint, police precinct
JUCE TEMBI to stand watch, to stand guard duty
JUCELEBUMBI caus. of jucelembi
JUCELEMBI to stand guard, to stand a watch
JUCEN see jute
JUCERHEN a leather line attached to a saddle at the place where the pommel and the frame of the saddle join
JUCIBA firefly
JUCUBA see juciba
JUCULEMBI to sing Chinese opera, to act
JUCULESI actor, opera performer
JUCUMA a face mask worn as a protection against small insects
JUCUN play, opera, theatrical performances
JUCUN I HŪFAN a theatrical troupe
JUCUNGGE pertaining to the stage, theatrical
JUCUNGGE KARAN stage
JUDA ten Chinese feet
JUDUN the ridge of a mountain
JUDURA a domestic pig colored like a wild pig
JUDURA IHAN a cow with a white stripe down the spine
JUDURAKŪ striped silk
JUDURAME along the ridge of a mountain
JUDURAN 1. stripe, line 2. the grooves on a file 3. fold, crease
JUFELIYEBUMBI caus. of jufeliyembi
JUFELIYEMBI to prepare dried provisions for a long journey
JUFELIVEN dried provisions used on a long journey
JUGEMBI to offer sacrifice to the Big Dipper at night
JUGŪN 1. road, way, street 2. the name for a province during Sung and Yuan times
JUGŪN CINGGIYA the way is short
JUGŪN GIYAI BE KADALARA TINGGIN Roadway Office, BH 796A
JUGŪN GIYAI BE KADALARA TINGGIN I HAFAN head of the Roadway Office
JUGŪN I ANDALA on the way, along the way
JUGŪN I YARUN a road pass carried by officials
JUGŪN MALHŪN the way is unexpectedly long
JUGŪN NEIMBI to open a way (by force)
JUGŪN YABUMBI to travel
JUGŪN YABURE ANDALA halfway along (on a trip)
JUHE ice
JUHE AKIYAHABI "the ice has dried"--1.e., has frozen solid
JUHE DUKDUREKEBI the ice has swollen up, the ice has formed a raised spot
JUHE FUSEJEHE the ice has become brittle
JUHE HUJUREMBI the ice grinds together (in the spring when it starts to melt)
JUHE JAFAHA the ice has frozen solid
JUHE OROME GECEHEBI the ice has formed a thin crust (a thin crust of ice has formed on the surface of water)
JUHE SICAKABI the ice has cracked
JUHE SULHUMBI the ice is thawing
JUHE ŠATAN sugar-candy
JUHE TUHEKE the ice has fallen (into the water at the thaw)
JUHEN SINGGERI mammoth frozen in the ice in Siberia
JUHENEMBI to form ice
JUHIYAN a precious head ornament made of pearls and other jewels
JUHIYAN I DA chief of workers who searched for fish, pearls, honey, ginseng, etc.
JUI 1. child 2. son
JUI JALAN the generation of one's children (including nephews and nieces)
JUI JONGKO the child has moved in the womb
JUI TAKSIHA has become pregnant
JUINGGE pertaining to children or sons
JUJIN a name for the peacock; cf. kundujin; tojin
JUJU JAJA with a lot of useless chatter
JUJUMBI to mark out a line with a needle in sewing
JUJURAMBI to act in a petty way, to be small about things
JUKDEN a plant resembling the wild grape (Vitis labrusa) from which red dye is produced
JUKE a type of cake made of crumbled toholiyo cakes
JUKE EFEN the same as juke
JUKEN 1. ordinary, everyday, plain 2. just enough, just right
JUKEN ISIKA just sufficient
JUKEN SAIN just right
JUKIBUMBI caus. of jukimbi
JUKIDUN partridge (Perdix daurica)
JUKIMBI to stop up, to fill in, to plug up
JUKIMBUMBI see jukibumbi
JUKJA see jokja
JUKJAMBI see jokjambi
JUKJUHŪ NIYEHE a black-footed wild duck that is very good at diving
JUKTE long, thick piece
JUKTEHEN temple, shrine
JUKTEHEN I SARASI assistant to the priest in charge of a Taoist temple
JUKTELEBUMBI caus. of juktelembi
JUKTELEMBI to cut into small slices or pieces
JUKTEMBI to offer sacrifice to
JUKTEN sacrifice, offering
JUKTEN BE ALIHA HAFAN master of ceremonies (at a sacrifice)
JUKTEN I BOO shrine where offerings were made to one's ancestors or famous men
JUKTEN I USIN land belonging to a temple
JUKTESI sacrificial attendant
JUKTU stout, developed, strong
JUKTURI a two-year-old bear
JULAN a place in a river where the fast current precludes freezing in winter
JULEFUN for his sake, in his stead (used in prayers for terei jalin)
JULEHEN see emu julehen
JULEN story, tale
JULEN ALAMBI to tell a story
JULEN BITHE book of stories, novel
JULERGI 1. front, in front of, before 2. south
JULERGI BITHEI BOO the name of a study used by the
emperor
JULERGI COLHON I KIRU a banner depicting the southern holy mountain
JULERGI FISEMBUHE BOO a veranda in front of a house
JULERGI HECEN the southern part of a city
JULERGI ICE CALU a storehouse in Peking belonging to the Board of Finance
JULERGI JUWERE JEKUI KUNGGERI office of grain transport in Yunnan
JULERGI KŪWARAN I CALU a storehouse in Mukden'
JULERGI NAHAN a kang on the south wall
JULERI front, in front
JULERI YARHŪDAN an official in Supervisorate of Imperial Instruction
JULESI forward, toward the front, southward
JULESI BUMBI to offer an animal in sacrifice; cf. metembi
JULESIKEN a little bit forward
JULETUN ancient vessels and objects
JULGE antiquity, ancient times
JULGECI EBSI from antiquity until now
JULGEI ULASI monument of antiquity
JULGEN good fortune, lucky chance
JULGEN SAIN "luck was good"--said of a safe return from a journey or a hunt
JULGUME short boots worn by women
JULGŪ see julhū
JULHUN see julkun
JULHŪ reins
JULHŪMBI to polish an arrow shaft with wood filings, hair, or lint
JULIBUMBI to become swollen
JULIMBI (-ka) to swell
JULISHŪN swollen
JULIYAMBI to spit out something one can't chew
JULKIYEMBI see jukimbi
JULKUN 1. the depression at the base of the neck or throat 2. depression on the chest of animals
JULUNGGA docile, obedient
JUMALAMBI to attach a spearhead to a shaft
JUMAN a level area above the opening on a stove
JUMANGGA ILHA the name of an exotic blue flower
JUMANGGI a small bag
JUMANGGILAMBI to put in a small bag
JUMARA suslik (Citellus dauricus)
JUMARGAN another name for the suslik; cf. jumara
JUMBALI right in
JUMBI (-nggke, -mpi) to clench the teeth
JUN 1. stove, hearth 2. tissue, pulp of a tree 3. vein
JUN EJEN the kitchen god, the god of the hearth
JUN I BILHA smoke outlet of a stove
JUN I EJEN the kitchen god
JUN I NUHALIYAN a depressed area near the opening of a stove
JUN I ŠENGGIN an area jutting out on the front of a stove--used for adding fuel
JUN I WECEN sacrifice to the kitchen god
JUN TONGGO strong three-strand thread
JUNAFI the same as juwe nofi
JUNARA one name for the partridge; cf. jukidun
JUNG bell--the same as jungken
JUNG YUWAN the Yellow River Plain
JUNGGALA the inside of a stove--the firebox
JUNGGE veined
JUNGGE SUJE veined silk
JUNGGE SURI veined satin
JUNGGEBUMBI caus. of junggembi
JUNGGEMBI to transfer a person's possessions to another place secretly
JUNGGIDEI KIYOO a sedan chair used by the imperial concubines that was carried by sixteen men
JUNGGILA GASHA one name for the turkey; cf. ildedei
JUNGGIN brocade
JUNGGIN ABUHA ILHA a type of swallow (Malva sylvestris)
JUNGGINAMBI to become like brocade--to get furrows on the forehead, to worry
JUNGGINGGE HOOŠAN "brocade paper"--a strong paper with a pattern on it
JUNGGIRI COKO the golden pheasant (Chrysolophus pictus)
JUNGGISUN the same as garunggū
JUNGGISUN COKO a type of phoenix resembling the pheasant
JUNGGISUN ILHA Diervilla ambiflora
JUNGGITU an ancient name for the pheasant
JUNGGUHE a spotted myna
JUNGKEN bell
JUNGKEN MUCIHIYANGGA FUKJINGGA HERGEN a style of calligraphy
JUNGKENGGE 1. a measure of volume equaling six bushels and four pecks 2. pertaining to a bell
JUNGŠU Secretary of the Grand Secretariat, BH 137
JUNGŠUN water or wine poured in a
sacrificial pig's ear
JUNIHIN a type of ancient land tax
JUNINGGE a measure of volume equaling 18 pecks
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