JAI JIDERE ANIYA year after next
JAICI second
JAIDA kitchen knife, cleaver
JAIDAKŪ 1. small knife 2. bronze cymbals
JAIDALAMBI to cut with a cleaver
JAIDAMBI to exorcise, to drive out (demons)
JAIDARI a type of small cymbal
JAIDE in the second place
JAIFAN confluence of the sources (small streams) of a river
JAILABUMBI 1. caus. of jailambi 2. to move aside, to ward off, to parry
JAILABUME BALHAMBI to try to get rid of smallpox by offering a pig and cakes
JAILAMBI to avoid, to get out of the way of, to shun, to hide
JAILANAMBI to go to hide
JAILANDUMBI/JAILANUMBI to hide together, to avoid together
JAILATAMBI to shun continually
JAIRA female black bear (Euarctos thibetanus)
JAJABUMBI caus. of jajambi
JAJAMBI to carry on the back
JAJANAMBI 1. to go carrying on the back 2. to swarm, to be in great numbers
JAJI an interjection of praise used toward small children
JAJIGI turbot
JAJIHI see jajigi
JAJILABUMBI caus. of jajilambi
JAJILAMBI to stack sorghum stalks, grass, or wood into a large pile
JAJIMBI see jajilambi
JAJIN a big pile or heap of stalks, grass, or wood
JAJIN YALI meat from the face of a pig
JAJURI thicket, dense grove
JAJURINAMBI to form a thicket
JAK JIK (onom.) the sound of birds screaming in flight
JAK MOO Haloxylon ammodendron--a low bush that can be used as fuel even when it's green
JAKA 1. thing, object 2. material, stuff 3. side, edge, border 4. crack, fissure 5. interval, fault 6. particle used after the imperfect converb: just, as soon as, about to
JAKA BAIMBI to look for faults
JAKA ŠOLO free time, free interval
JAKADE see separate entry below
JAKACI from oneself
JAKADE 1. (after the imperfect participle) because of, when 2. (post-position) to the presence of, up to, by, in front of
JAKALABUMBI to make a space between two things
JAKAMBI to fit joints together in the framework of a house
JAKAN 1. just, just now, not long (in duration), recently 2. see jaka
JAKANABUMBI caus. of jakanambi
JAKANAMBI to crack, to split, to form a fissure, to divide (v.1.)
JAKANJAMBI to investigate carefully, to study assiduously, to research
JAKANJAME FONJIMBI to interrogate, to question carefully
JAKARABUMBI caus. of jakarambi
JAKARAKŪ the crack between the high end wall of a house and the roof
JAKARAMBI 1. to crack, to form a fissure 2. to break up with (friends or relatives) 3. to get a little better (of an illness)
JAKARAME (postposition) along, along the side of
JAKDAN pine
JAKDAN I ŠUGI resin
JAKDU one one-hundred billionth
JAKJAHŪN crack, fissure, break, hole
JAKJARAMBI (-ka) to form a crack
JAKSAMBI (-ka, -pi) to turn bright red
JAKSAN colored clouds (at dawn or dusk)
JAKSANGGA dusk-colored
JAKSANGGA GURUNG the name of a constellation
JAKSANGGA ILHA crape-myrtle
JAKSANGGA TEN the name of a constellation, also called dergi bikita
JAKSARI MOO a tree with red branches and purple blossoms that reportedly grows in the South Šea islands
JAKSUN fir, momi fir (Abies firma)
JAKTAHAN ILHA an exotic purple cupshaped flower
JAKŪCI eighth
JAKŪN eight
JAKŪN BIYA the eighth month
JAKŪN EDUNGGE KIRU the eight-wind banners
JAKŪN FAFUN the eight proscriptions
JAKŪN FAIDAN eight rows (of dancers)
JAKŪN GŪSA the eight banners of the Manchus
JAKŪN GŪSAI KUNGGERI office in charge of the eight banners' affairs in the Board of Civil Appointments in Mukden
JAKŪN GŪSAI NE BEIDERE BAITA ICIHIYARA BA summary court for banner affairs
JAKŪN GŪSAI TURUN the great standard of the eight banners--a banner in the colors of the eight banners
JAKŪN GŪSAI UHERI EJETUN BITHEI KUREN office in charge of compiling the jakūn gūsai uheri ejetun bithe (called the Pa-ch'i t'ung-chih in Chinese)
JAKŪN KULUK the eight valiant steeds
JAKŪN MUDAN the tones of the eight materialsš-metal, stone, silk, bamboo, gourd, earth, rawhide, and wool
JAKŪN NIYALMA TUKIYERE HAKSAN BOCOI KIYOO a golden sedan chair carried by eight porters and used by imperial concubines
JAKŪN UBU DE DOSIKA GUNG a duke who possessed the eight privileges
JAKŪN UBU DE DOSIMBUHAKŪ GURUN BE DALIRE GUNG Prince of the Blood of the seventh degree, BH 22
JAKŪN UBU DE DOSIMBUHAKŪ GURUN DE AISILARA GUNG Prince of the Blood of the eighth degree, BH 23
JAKŪN UBUI NARHŪNGGA FUKJINGGA HERGEN a style of calligraphy
JAKŪNGGERI eight times
JAKŪNJU eighty
JAKŪNJUCI eightieth
JAKŪNJUTE eighty each
JAKŪRI SUJE silk woven from eight different types of thread
JAKŪRU a measure equaling eight Chinese feet
JAKŪTA eight each
JALA 1. a marriage go-between, matchmaker 2. measure word for fences or walls
JALA NIYALMA matchmaker
JALA YABUMBI to act as a go-between
JALAFUN long life
JALAFUN HERGENGGE ŠUN DALIKŪ a parasol of the escort with the word jalafun written upon it
JALAFUNGGA possessing long life, long-lived
JALAFUNGGA ILHA the flower Tupistra chinensis
JALAFUNGGA KILTAN a pennant of the imperial escort bearing the word jalafungga
JALAFURI ILHA an exotic white flower from an evergreen plant
JALAHI cousin or nephew of the same surname
JALAHI AHŪN DEO male cousins on the
paternal side
JALAHI JUI nephew (son of one's brother)
JALAHI SARGAN JUI niece (daughter of one's brother)
JALAHI URUN the wife of a nephew
JALAKTALAMBI to leave a space, to make a pause (in music)
JALAKTAN pause, space
JALAKŪ a bird lure
JALAMBI (-ka, -ra/ndara, -pi) to let up (of an illness), to pause, to desist
JALANDARAKŪ without pause, uninterrupted
JALAPI after a pause, after a while
JALARAKŪ the same as jalandarakū
JALAN 1. a section (of bamboo, grass, etc.), a joint 2. generation, age 3. world 4. subdivision of a banner, ranks 5. measure word for walls and fences
JALAN BAITA affairs of the world
JALAN GURUN the world
JALAN HALAME generation after generation
JALAN HALAME BOŠORO NIRU hereditary banner chief
JALAN I JANGGIN Colonel, BH 658, 659
JALAN JALAN I in turn, in succession, section by section, generation after generation
JALAN JECEN the world
JALAN SI a jalan, subdivision of a banner, ranks
JALAN SIRAMBI to continue for generations, to be hereditary,
JALAN SIRARA HAFAN hereditary official
JALANGGA 1. measured, temperate, economical 2. chaste 3. pertaining to a generation
JALANGGA HEHE chaste woman--usually refers to a widow who remained unmarried
JALAPI after a while, after a pause; cf. jalambi
JALARI onešquintillionth (of a Chinese foot)
JALASU 1. an emblem or token carried by emissaries 2. an imperial document conferring enfeoffment
JALASU ILHA the flower Stachyuras praecox
JALBARILAMBI see jalbarimbi
JALBARIMBI to pray
JALDAMBI to deceive, to cheat
JALDAŠAMBI to deceive thoroughly
JALGAMBI to put back together (broken things), to rejoin, attach
JALGAN 1. length of life, span 2. fate, destiny, lot
JALGANGGA pertaining to long life
JALGARI MONIO see jalhari monio
JALGARI MOO 1. a bamboolike tree growing eight or nine feet tall 2. tamarisk
JALGASU MOO Cedrela chinensis
JALGIYABUMBI caus. of jalgiyambi
JALGIYAMBI 1. to fill out by taking from an abundance and adding to a scarcity, to add, to make even, to share one's abundance 2. to compromise
JALGIYANJABUMBI caus. of jalgiyanjambi
JALGIYANJAMBI 1. to make even, to balance out 2. to come to an understanding, to compromise, to break a precedent in order to accommodate
JALHAMBI the same as jalgambi
JALHARI MONIO a type of monkey that has an extremely long life span
JALI 1. a red inedible fruit resembling the hawthorn 2. wicked, traitorous 3. plot, intrigue
JALIDAMBI to plot against, to intrigue against
JALIMI see jalmin
JALIN 1. reason, motive, occasion 2. (postposition) because of, in order to, on account of: mini jalin 'on my account'
JALINDE (postposition) for the sake of
JALINGGA traitorous, wicked, crafty
JALINGGA KIYANGKIYAN wicked and violent
JALINGGA KOIMALI wicked and deceitful
JALINGGA ŠUBAN a wicked official, subordinate
JALIYUN for (his) account
JALMIN knotweed
JALU full, fullness
JALU ELDEMBURE DENGJAN a hanging lantern in which a number of candles burn
JALU GURUN the entire nation
JALUKAN somewhat full
JALUKIYABUMBI caus. of jalukiyambi
JALUKIYAMBI to fill out, to fill up, to fill a quota
JALUMBI (-ka, -ndara, -pi) 1. to be full, to be fulfilled 2. to fulfill
JALUMBUMBI caus. of jalumbi
JALUN fullness
JAMAN quarrel, row
JAMARAMBI to quarrel, to have a row
JAMARANDUMBI/JAMARANUMBI to wrangle with one another
JAMARŠAMBI to be continually quarreling
JAMBI to exorcise an illness by the burning of charms and the recitation of incantations
JAMDAN HIYAN MOO sandalwood tree
JAMPAN curtain, net (for mosquitoes)
JAMPANGGA CECE fine gauze used for curtains
JAMPIN 1. see jampan 2. see jempin
JAMU 1. pink, peach-colored 2. the name of a sweet red fruit
JAMU ILHA an exotic red rose without odor
JAMURI one hundred-quadrillionth (of a Chinese foot)
JAMURI ILHA hedgerose
JAMURI ORHO gromwell (Lithospermum officinale)
JAN a whistling arrow with a bone head with holes in it
JANAMBI to exorcise an illness by burning paper charms and by reciting incantations
JANCUHŪKAN rather sweet
JANCUHŪN sweet, pleasant, agreeable
JANCUHŪN HENGKE sweet melon (Cucumis melo)
JANCUHŪN JOFOHORI tangerine
JANCUHUN MURSA carrot
JANCUHŪN SILENGGI sweet dew
JANCUHŪN USIHA chestnut
JANCUHŪN YOO a small boil or pustule on the skin
JANCUHŪNJE sugar cane
JANCUHŪRI ORHO licorice
JANG 1. ten Chinese feet; cf. jušuru 2. a pole used for beating criminals
JANG BITHE accounts books
JANG JING (onom.) the sound made by birds looking for one another
JANG LOO elder
JANG LOO HŪWAŠAN Buddhist abbot
JANGCI a felt cape worn during snow or rain
JANGCIN see jangci
JANGDZ the son of a prince of the second class
JANGGA MOO camphor tree
JANGGA NIRU a whistling arrow with a bone head
JANGGALCAMBI to amble (of horses)
JANGGALIBUMBI caus. of janggalimbi
JANGGALIMBI to be in dire straits, to be hard pressed
JANGGIN 1. secretary in various government organs 2. Adjutant (of a banner), BH 724, 874
JANGGIN DELI a large stone used to bar a gate
JANGGIN HADAHAN linchpin on a cart
JANGGIN ŠUFATU a type of turban worn by military officers in ancient times
JANGGISA plural of janggin
JANGGŪWAN pickled or preserved vegetables, melons, etc.
JANGJU chess
JANGJU CEKEMU a type of velvet produced in Changchow
JANGKIRI COKO one name for the peewit; cf. niyo coko
JANGKŪ a long-handled sword
JANGLABUMBI caus. of janglambi
JANGLAMBI to beat with a pole (as a punishment)
JANGNAMBI to take hold of
JANGTURI a village head
JANJURI strawberry
JANUMBI to be spiteful, to harbor enmity
JAR (onom.) 1. the sound made by men working hard 2. the sound made by crickets 3. the sound made by a bone-headed arrow
JAR JAR (onom.) the sound made by crickets
JAR JIR (onom.) the sound made by birds early in the morning
JARGIMA locust, grasshopper
JARGISU ginger produced in Fukien
JARGIYALAKŪ ASU a type of large fishnet
JARHŪ red wolf (Cuon alpinus)
JARHŪN same as jarhū
JARI a shaman's helper
JARIMBI to chant prayers (of a shaman)
JARIN musk
JARIN MOO musk tree--grows in the valleys in the region south of the Yangtze
JARJI CECIKE one name for the oriole; cf. gūlin cecike
JARKIN COKO one name for the peewit; cf. niyo coko
JASAK chief of a Mongol banner
JASAK I DANGSEI BOLGOBURE FIYENTEN Department of the Inner Mongols, BH 495
JASE 1. border, boundary, frontier 2. border region 3. water gate 4. palisade, barricade
JASE JAFAMBI to erect a barricade
JASE JECEN frontier, border region
JASEI AMARGI FIYELENGGU the Mongolian Tetrastes bonasia
JASEI DUKAI JANGGIN banner-chief of a frontier gate
JASEI HAFAN frontier official
JASELAMBI to establish a frontier, to secure a border
JASIBUMBI caus. of jasimbi
JASIGAN 1. letter, mail 2. things posted to a distant place
JASIHIYA one name for the eastern egret; cf. gūwasihiya
JASIMBI to post, to mail, to send (a letter
JASINDUMBI to write to one another, to
correspond
JAU the name of the quail in early autumn; cf. muša
JATA mediocre (person), untalented, good-for-nothing
JAYA a birchbark canoe (with a turned-up front)
JAYABUMBI caus. of jayambi
JAYAMBI 1. to cut the jaw off a slaughtered animal to stutter
JAYAN the termination of the dentary bone, the joint of the jaws
JAYAN I HŪSUN with clenched teeth, obstinate
JE 1. affirmative interjection--yes 2. (short) millet (Setaria italica) 3. grain in general
JE FALAN threshing floor
JE JA (onom.) the sound made by men working
JE JA SEME screaming, shouting loudly
JEBELE 1. quiver 2. right wing, right side
JEBELE DASHŪWAN I FIYENTEN Bow and Arrow Section, BH II9
JEBELE DUBE the third jalan of a banner
JEBELE GALA the right wing--1.e., the Plain Blue, Plain Red, Bordered Red and Bordered Blue
JEBELE MEIREN the second jalan of a banner
JEBELETU designation of the third adjutant of a camp or battalion
JEBKELEBUMBI caus. of jebkelembi
JEBKELEMBI to be careful or cautious
JEBKEŠEMBI to be very cautious
JEBSEHE an insect that eats the joints on the stalks of grain
JEBUMBI caus. of iembi
JECEN border, frontier
JECEN AKŪ borderless, limitless
JECEN DALIN shore, shoreline
JECUHERI see jecuhuri
JECUHUNJEMBI to hesitate, to be hesitant
JECUHURI 1. hesitant, in doubt, undecided, vacillating 2. askew, crooked
JEDEBULE a meaningless word occuring at the beginning of verses of Manchu songs
JEDZ see bukdari
JEFOHON an exotic fruit resembling the pomelo
JEFU imperative of jembi
JEJA see je ja
JEJE father
JEKDE MOO a tree resembling the pear tree whose dark reddish bark is used for decorative purposes
JEKDUN chaste, pure, chastity, purity
JEKDUN BE TUWAKIYAMBI to guard one's purity
JEKU BE KADALARA TINGGIN grain administration bureau
JEKU HARA see hara, definition (2)
JEKU I DOOLI grain intendant
JEKU I FIYENTEN office of grain matters of the Board of Revenue in Mukden
JEKU JUWERE HAFAN BE ILGARA KŪNGGERI office of grain administration in the Board of Gar
JEKU TEKSILEHE the grain has become even--i.e., is near maturity
JEKUI BAITA BE TEFI ICIHIYARA YAMUN office of the Supervisor of Government granaries in the Capital
JEKUI KUNGGERI grain section in the Board of Revenues in Shensi
JEKUJU the god of millet, the shrine to the god of millet
JEKUNEMBI to swell and form pus
JELAMBI to stop (of rain), to clear up
JELBE young of the salmon trout
JELE see jelen
JELEME CECIKE a gray sparrow with blackish spots
JELEN hesitant, in doubt, vacillating
JELGIN see jelgiyen
JELGIYEN a chin strap of a hat
JELKEN a type of weasel
JELMIN rape (a vegetable), rape-seed oil--used as a hair dressing by women
JELU salmon trout (Bucho taimen)
JEKDUN MOO Manchurian privet (Li-I quatrum lucidum)
JEKDUN SARGAN JUI a chaste maiden
JEKDUNGGE chaste, pure; cf. jekdun
JEKENEMBI to go to eat
JEKENJIMBI to come to eat
JEKSE 1. a burnt over place on the steppe 2. a place not touched by rain 3. an empty place among red clouds at sunset or at dawn
JEKSIMBI 1. to dislike 2. to be timid, to be anxious, to be frightened
JEKSITEMBI to be frightened often, to he constantly anxious
JEKŠEMBI the same as jeksimbi
JEKŠUN sharp-tongued, caustic
JEKU grain, provisions
JEKU AGA one of the twenty-four divisions of the solar year--falling on April twentieth or twenty-firs
JEKU BE BAICARA TINGGIN grain control office along the waterways used for grain transport
JEKU BE FARINGGIYAMBI to cut grain and lay it out to dry
JEMBI (1) (imperative jefu, -ke, -tere) to eat
JEKE BERI a bow on which the horn facing doesn't reach to the notches for the bowstring
JEKE YADAHA contesting the original owner's right to something
JEKE YADAHA GENEHE left without paying attention to others
JEKE YADAHA I BURULAHA fled without regard to others
JETERE FIYANCIHIYAN NIYALMA a person who eats little
JEMBI (2) (-ngke, -ndere, -mpi) to bear, to put up with, to tolerate
JEMDELEMBI to mismanage, to be corrupt, to abuse one's responsibility
JEMDEN corruption, malpractice, mismanagement
JEME wet nurse
JEMENGGE food, foodstuffs
JEMETU LORIN mule born from a jenny ass
JEMGETU sign of misfeasance, fraud, falsification
JEMIN a dose
JEMPI 1. patient, long-suffering 2. perfect converb of jembi (2)
JEMPILEMBI to fry cakes
JEMPIN fried cakes of buckwheat or wheat filled with meat or vegetables
JEMPIN INENGGI the second day of the second month when pan-fried cakes are eaten
JEN ŽIN a Taoist immortal
JENDERAKŪ cannot bear, unbearable; cf. jembi (2)
JENDERE imperfect participle of jembi (2)
JENDU secretly, softly
JENDU ALHŪDAMBI to imitate on the sly
JENDU GISUREMBI to talk softly
JENDUKEN secretly on the sly, quietly
JENDUKESAKA secretly, in secret
JENDUMBI 1. to secrete, to keep secret 2. to eat one another
JENDUN secrecy, secret
JENGDZ title of one of the heir apparent's tutors
JENGGE 1. food, provisions 2. pure, incorruptible
JENGKE perfect participle of jembi (2)
JENUMBI to eat together
JEO department (a political subdivision)
JEO I BEIDESI Second Class Assistant Department Magistrate, BH 851A
JEO I DOOSEDA Superior of the Taoist Priesthood in a Department, BH 573B
JEO I ERIN SONJOSI Departmental Inspector of Petty Professions, BH 851A
JEO I HŪWAŠADA Superior of the Buddhist Priesthood in a Department, BH 573A
JEO I SARACI Department Magistrate, BH 855
JEO I TACIBUKŪ HAFAN Departmental Director of Schools, BH 851A
JEO I UHECI First Class Assistant Department Magistrate, BH 851A
JEO PAN Second Class Assistant Department Magistrate, BH 851A
JEOFI a hut with a round roof made of birchbark
JEOFINGGE BOO a hermit's hut
JERDE sorrel horse
JEREMPE see jerpe
JEREN Mongolian gazelle, zeren (Procapra gutturosa)
JERGI 1. rank, step, grade 2. order, sequence 3. layer, level 4. time 5. and so forth, et cetera
JERGI ILHI sequence, succession
JERGI TANGKAN I ALIN a small bronze monument in the courtyard before the main throne room in Peking on which the ranks of officials were inscribed
JERGICELEMBI to rank, to put in order
JERGILEBUMBI caus. of jergilembi
JERGILEMBI 1. to be in order, to be arranged according to rank 2. to be equal to
JERGILEN ranking, ordering
JERGINGGE of the same rank, of the same sort, of the same layer, consisting of layers
JERGINGGE DALANGGA a dam built in layers resembling fish scales
JERGINNGE HOSERI boxes containing food arranged layerlike on a rack
JERGIŠEMBI see jerkišembi
JERGUNA see jerguwen
JERGUWELEBUMBI caus. of jerguwelembi
JERGUWELEMBI to make a railing or fence
JERGUWEN 1. railing, fence 2. the horizontal posts of a railing 3. the horizontal stones of a stone railing 4. horizontal stones on the steps to the palace
JERGUWEN I BONGKO a railing post knob
JERGUWEN I DENGJAN red lantern hung on the post knobs of a railing at New Year's
JERIN 1. edge, border 2. anvil
JERINGGE WISE tile with decorative borders
JERKIN dazzling light
JERKIN ILHA Kousa (Cornus kousa)
JERKINGGE ILHANGGA LOHO a sword made of highly polished steel
JERKIŠEMBI to blind (of light), to dazzle, to be dazzled
JERPE a growth on the lip
JERUN a measure equaling eight Chinese feet
JESERI arrow with a bone head used for hunting birds
JETEN the name of a constellation
JETEN TOKDONGGO KIRU a banner depicting the constellation jeten
JEYEN blade, sword
JEYEN I DUBE point (of a knife's blade)
JEYENGGE having a blade, sword
JI GIDA halberd
JI ILHA safflower
JIBCA a short fur jacket or coat
JIBCALAMBI to wear a fur jacket or coat
JIBCAN see jibca
JIBCI pincushion, needlešcushion
JIBEGUN having narrow eyes
JIBEHUN 1. cover, quilt 2. same as jibe gun
JIBEREMBI (-ke) to squint the eyes, to narrow the eyes
JIBGE 1. stingy 2. slow, negligent
JIBGEHUN close, dense, impenetrable
JIBGEŠEMBI 1. to be stingy 2. to be slow, to tarry, to loiter 3. to begrudge, to keep for oneself
JIBIN fine-meshed
JIBIN ASU a fine-meshed net
JIBSIBUMBI caus. of jibsimbi
JIBSIGAN see sektefun i jibsigan
JIBSIMBI to lie in layers or folds, to pull over (clothes)
JIBSIME FUSEMBI to increase many-fold
JIBSINUMBI to be folded over one another
JIBSIRGE gold and silver filigree
JIBUMBI caus. of jimbi
JIDERE imperfect participle of jimbi: coming, future, next
JIDERE ANIYA next year, the coming year
JIDERE BIYA next month, the coming month
JIDERE OMOLO great-great-great-grandchild
JIDUJI after all, finally, in fact, really, surely
JIDUN the back side of a mountain
JIDURAMBI to be jealous
JIFEBUMBI caus. of jifembi
JIFEMBI to fill in cracks in the hull of a boat or in a tub, to calk
JIFERE FAKSI a calker
JIFU NUNGGELE Mallotopus japonicus
JIFUBUMBI to get stuck in wood (of saws and awls)
JIFUN pliant, yielding, elastic
JIFUNUMBI to be elastic, to be extendable
JIFUNURE SUKDUN mirage
JIGANAMBI see jihanambi
JIGEYEN 1. hard of hearing (because of old age) 2. slow
JIGIYEN see jigeyen
JIHA 1. money, copper coin 2. a tenth of a tael
JIHA EFIMBI to gamble
JIHA EFIRE FALAN gambling hall
JIHA FAFUN I YAMUN Coinage Office, BH 460A
JIHA FESHELEKŪ shuttlecock made from a copper coin and feathers
JIHA FESKU the same as jiha fesheleku
JIHA FILA a small plate
JIHA HUNGKERERE KŪWARAN I TAKŪRAKŪ I YAMUN operations office of the mint
JIHA I KEMNEKU a board with a depression in it into which a certain number of coins will fit--used for counting large numbers of coins
JIHA ILHA a flower of the genus Inula, the buds of which resemble coins
JIHA TEKDEBUMBI to burn sacrificial paper money
JIHANA BOJIRI ILHA Inula britanica--the same as jiha ilha
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