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Jagir |
Fief, assignment of land for revenue collection |
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Jagirdar |
Holder of a fief. |
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Jagirdari |
System of revenue assignment |
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Jagir-i-Sarkar |
Lands or estate of the Sarkar (Nizam) |
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Jahiar |
Lace. |
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Jail |
Lattice screen. |
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Jalva |
Showing bride to (arsi mashaf) the bridegroom and vice versa after
the nikah
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Jania |
Collarless shirt |
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Janiadar |
The chief or leader of a number of persons. |
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Jigha |
A pear-shaped ornament |
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lode |
Set of thick bangles made of lac or other material with glass pieces affixed. |
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Juda |
Bunch of women’s hair tugged with long hair pins. |
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Julus |
Sitting - accession to the throne. Regnal year. |
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Julus Mainianat |
Lucky year of accession to the throne. |
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Jumagi |
Celebrations on the consecutive five Fridays (Junia) after marriage. |
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Juniper |
A type of shirt |
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Juti |
Slippers |
| Jalpalli |
A suburb of Hyderabad, a few miles to the south where there is an old reservoir which was the source of drinking water to Hyderabad city. |
| Julus Maimanat |
Lucky year of accession to the throne. |
| Jagir |
A jagir is a free grant of one or more villages as a reward for some e(nspicuous service rendered, or simply to maintain the status and dignity of the grantees |
| Jatra |
A pilgrimage performed by Hindus, when the main deity of the temple is taken out in a chariot or palanquin with all pomp and pageantry |