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| Ja, bw. yes, |
| Jaag, w. to hurry, drive fastly |
| Jaagbesem, sn. winnowing fan |
| Jaagspinnekop, sn. swift spider |
| Jaar, sn. year |
| Jaarboeke, sn. annals |
| Jaarfees, sn. anniversary |
| Jaargang, sn. a complete year |
| Jaargeld, sn. yearly allowance |
| Jaargetal, sn. year |
| Jaargety, sn. season |
| Jaarkring, sn. annual revolution |
| Jaarliks, bw. yearly, annually |
| Jag, w. to hunt, chase |
| Jaghond, sn. hound |
| Jagparty, sn. hunting party |
| Jags, bn. randy (vulgar) |
| Jagter, sn. hunter |
| Jagwet, sn. game-law |
| Jakhals, sn. jackal |
| Jakhalsdraai, sn. artifice, device |
| Jakhalsfogel, (Berghaan) sn. a bird of prey |
| Jakker, w. to romp |
| Jakopiwer, sn. sort fish |
| Jakopiwer-oge, sn. protuberant eyes |
| Jaloers, bn. jealous |
| Jaloershyd, sn. jealousy |
| Jamboes, sn. fruit imported from India |
| Jammer, bn. sympathetic, condolent |
| Jammer, sn. pity, misery |
| Jammerdal, sn. vale of tears |
| Jammerhartig, bn. pitiful |
| Jammerklag, sn. lamentation |
| Jammerlik, bn. en bw. miserable, pitifully |
| Jammerlikhyd, sn. pitifulness |
| Jammerte, sn. sympathy, condolence |
| Jan-Frederik, sn. name of a Cape bird |
| Jan-groentji, sn. small green bird |
| Jan-Pidewiit, sn. onomatopoeatic name of a bird |
| Januari, sn. January |
| Jarig, bn. of age, on one's birthday, desirious of marrying |
| Jas, sn. coat, frock-coat |
| Jawoord, sn. consent |
| Jegens, bw. toward, to |
| Jekkert, sn. coat |
| Jenewer, sn. gin |
| Jentoe, sn. a prostitute |
| Jeropika, w. sterilized sweet wine |
| Jeug, sn. youth |
| Jeugdig, bn. youthful |
| Jeugdighyd, sn. youthfulness |
| Jeuk, sn. itch |
| Jeuk, w. to itch |
| Jeukerig, bn. itchy |
| Jeukerighyd, sn. itchiness |
| Jeuking, sn. itching |
| Jeuksiikte, sn. Schotch fiddle |
| Jig, sn. gout, rheumatism |
| Jigpyne, sn. rheumatic pains |
| Jil, w. to jest, joke |
| Job, sn. Job |
| Jobsbode, sn. Jobs post, evil messenger |
| Jobstyding, sn. piece of bad news |
| Jodegenoot, sn. proselyte, jew |
| Jodekerk, sn. synagogue |
| Jodendom, sn. Judaism |
| Jodeskool, sn. Jewish school |
| Jodin, sn. Jewess |
| Jok, w. to jest, lie, fib |
| Jolli, bn. en bw. E., jolly |
| Jong, sn. comrade, coloured labourer |
| Jong, jonk, bn. young, junior |
| Jongejuffrou, sn. young lady |
| Jongeling, sn. lad, youth |
| Jongelingskap, sn. youth |
| Jongetji, sn. boy, lad |
| Jonghyd, sn. youth |
| Jongmens, sn. youth |
| Jongste, bn. youngest, last |
| Jonkman, sn. young man |
| Jonkmanskoek, sn. a cake |
| Jood, sn. Jew |
| Joods, bn. jewish |
| Josi, sn. bad-tempered person |
| Jou, fn. you, your (singular) |
| Journaal, sn. journal |
| Journalis, sn. journalist |
| Jubel, w. to rejoice |
| Jubelend, bn. jubilant |
| Jubelfees, sn. jubilee |
| Judas, sn. traitor |
| Juffer, sn. married lady |
| Jufferagtig, bn. ladylike |
| Juffertji, sn. small lady |
| Juig, w. to rejoice, exult |
| Juiger, sn. rejoicer |
| Juigtoon, sn. rejoicing |
| Juis, bn. en bw. just, exact-ly |
| Juisthyd, sn. justness |
| Juk, sn. yoke |
| Juksky, sn. yoke-span |
| Julle, fn. you, your (plural) |
| July, sn. July |
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