Ĵ
character
The fourteenth letter of the Esperanto alphabet, called ĵo and written in the Latin script.
Ĵamestaŭno
/ʒamesˈtau̯no/
name
Jamestown (the capital city of Saint Helena)
Ĵargonbesto
/ʒarɡonˈbesto/
name
The Jabberwock, a monster described in Lewis Carroll’s poem “Jabberwocky”.
ĵ
/ʃ/, /ʒ/, /ˈʒo/
character
The fourteenth letter of the Esperanto alphabet, called ĵo and written in the Latin script.
ĵaboto
/ʒaˈboto/
adj
jabot
ĵaketo
/ʒaˈketo/
noun
jacket
ĵaluza
/ʒaˈluza/
adj
  1. Suspecting rivalry in love; jealous.
  2. protective, guarding (careful in the protection of something one has or appreciates)
ĵaluze
/ʒaˈluze/
adv
jealously, in a jealous manner
ĵaluzi
/ʒaˈluzi/
verb
to envy, begrudge; to behave jealously
ĵaluzo
/ʒaˈluzo/
noun
jealousy, envy
ĵami
/ˈʒami/
verb
to jam (block or confuse a broadcast signal)
ĵargoni
/ʒarˈɡoni/
verb
to use jargon to talk about; to jargonize
ĵargono
/ʒarˈɡono/
noun
  1. jargon (technical terminology unique to a particular subject)
  2. slang
ĵaro
/ˈʒaro/
noun
jar (container)
ĵartelo
/ʒarˈtelo/
noun
garter belt, suspender belt
ĵaza
/ˈʒaza/
adj
jazz, jazzy
ĵazo
/ˈʒazo/
noun
jazz
ĵaŭde
/ˈʒau̯de/
adv
on Thursday
ĵaŭdo
/ˈʒau̯do/
noun
Thursday