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Source: DDSA: A practical Hindi-English dictionaryJisa (जिस) [Also spelled jis]:—(pro) an oblique form of [jo] (see); —[kala baiṭhāye baiṭhanā] to dance to the tune of; ~[kā pallā bhārī usī se kara yārī] to come down on the right side of the fence; ~[kī khānā usī kī bajānā] he that pays the piper calls the tune; —[gāṃva jānā nahīṃ usakā rāstā kyā pūchanā] ? to evince no interest in the course one does not have to follow; ~[ne darda diyā usī se davā lenā] to take hair of the dog that bit you; —[pattala meṃ khānā usī meṃ cheda karanā] to fell the tree that gives you shelter, to cut the hand that feeds.
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Ends with: Ajisa, Kubjisha, Kujisha, Kujjisha, Larajisha, Najisa, Navajisa, Ramjisha, Ranjisa, Rijisha, Sajisha, Sojisha, Tejisa, Vajisha, Varajisa.
Full-text: Jin, Jadabhrama, Kunabi, Jish, Pattala, Pattal, Jina.
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