the small, thorny semitropical tree Citrus aurantium of Rutaceae family.

its fruit.

a kind of horse having spots on it.

the middle-sized, deciduous acacia tree Acacia suma of Mimosae family, with white bark.

the reed Typha angustata of Typhaceae family; elephant grass; reed mace.

the grass Cyperus articulatus of Cyperaceae family.

the tree Syzygium cumini (= Eugenia jambolana) of Myrtaceae family.

its edible plum; common dark blue plum.

another tree of the same family Syzyjambos (= Eugenia jombos).

its plum.

a red, residual soil containing large amounts of aluminum and ferric hydroxides, formed by the decomposition of many kinds of rocks; laterite soil.

the deciduous tree Xylia xylocarpa (= X. dolbariformis) of Mimoseae family, with hard wood used in making railway-sleepers and also in making charcoal.

a pretending to be what one is not or to feel what one does not feel; esp. a pretense of virtue, piety, etc.; hypocrisy.

2.an unduly high opinion of oneself, one's merits, possession, status, etc.; exaggerated self-conceit; pride; vanity

ಜಂಬ ಅಡಗಿಸು jamba aḍagisu to bring down another's undue pride, arrogance etc.; ಜಂಬದ ಕೋಳಿ jambada kōḷi (fig.) a vain, strutting, swaggering person.

= ಜಂಬೀರ -1 & 2.

the side portion of either of the two bones or bony parts (the jaw) that hold the teeth and frame the mouth in most vertebrates.

the opening, consisting of the lips, teeth, tongue and the cavity therein, through which an animal takes food; the mouth.

any of the set of hard structure set in the jaws used for biting, seizing, tearing, chewing, masticating, etc.; a tooth.

the act of biting, chewing of masticating.

= ಜಂಬೆ.