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ja interj. yes ja well!
jabba vw. to harp upon the same topic; at jabba (upp)å e-t
jader, jar [jaðar] nm. 1. uppermost row of green turf; 2. layer; border, edge; at taka jaðar to take a slanting course
jakkel nm.(ON jöxl) molar
jalka vw. 1. to yelp (dogs); 2. tobabble, talk noisily (of persons)
jamald nm. (ON jafnaldri) 1. person of equal age; 2. twins
jaraman nn. (ON jarðarmagn) 1. extent of landed property; 2. ilk person according to his jaraman
jard
: ut av jardenon: 1. out of the house; 2. over, at an end; jøl er ikke ut av jardenon til då tuttu og førdu nåittena Christmass is not over before the 24th night (to gard?)
jarda, jerda vw. (ON jarða) 1. bury; 2. press down, squeeze; 3. hide: at jarda sog
jardbind nf. (ON jarðbinda) cold dry continuous worth-east wind
jardfast nm. stone by means of which something is weighted down
jardfast adj. fixed in the earth (of a stone)
jark nm. 1. edge of the sole of the foot; 2. instep; 3. handful
jarma vw. 1. to bleat (cow); 2. to mew (cat)
jartfallj nn. 1. nausea; 2. inclination of vomit
jasp adj. smart, active, eager
jatlin adj. that indicates noble descent, pure and strong
je nn. a low-lying spit of land covered by water at tide
jeder nn. 1. venom, poison; 2. evil-speaking words; 3. biting cold
jederpadd nf. (ON -padda) venomous malicious person
jeling, eling nm. 1. slight shower; 2. frosty-looking cloud, dark cloud (in frosty weather)
jenk nf. (ON eign) 1. property, possession; 2. sweetheart; 3. dedication
jenka vw. (ON eigna) to dedicate, make over to someone
jetel nm. gland
joga nn. (On auga, gen.pl. jogna) 1. eye;2. pool of water, snall hollow
jognakoddi nm. small basket where horses (mussels) are gathered
jokel nm. icicle
jokl nm. 1. shoulder;2. crag; 3. steep end of a ridge
jokåll interj. yes!, yes man!
jolagråt nn.Christmass weeper (child who weeps when everybody is cheerful)
Jonsmessgras nn. 1. ribwort plantain (Jonsmess - Midsummer Day 24 June)
jora nn. (gen.pl. jorna) ear; uppomjora up around [behind] the ear
josa, hjosa nf. ladle
ju interj. yes affirmative
jugla nf. owl; kattjugla
julter nn. (ON igulker) sea-urchin
jungi nm. 1. young animal; 2. hen
jusa interj. well, yes!
jøl nn. pl. Christmass festival;halda jøl
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