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Jah (jah) -- Clarity, coherence, simplicity.  Used as a verb, means "to clear up" or "to simplify."

Jahr (jahr) -- Clear, coherent, simple (as in easy to understand.)

Jar (jahr) -- Verb; to plant, to farm.
Jarboro (jahr-bohr-oh) -- Farm or small farming village.
Jaru (jahr-oo) -- Farmer.
Jarwada (jahr-wah-dah) -- Scythe or similar farm tool.
Je (jay) -- Hair
Jeh (jeh) -- Verb; to want. 
Jehr (jehr) -- Willing.
Jehu (jeh-hoo) -- Welcome, accepted, wanted.
Jekyu (jehk-yoo) -- Verb; to order, to demand.
Jekyu'oh (jehk-yoo-oh) -- Order, decree, demand.
Jepu (jeh-poo) -- Paper. 
Jepuha (jeh-poo-hah) -- Ticket, pass.
Jepullo (jeh-puhl-oh) -- Paperback.
Jepuo (jeh-poo-oh) -- Page (of a book or other written work.)
Jer (jayr) -- Hairy.
Ji (jee) -- Balance, stability.  Used as a verb, means "to balance" or "to stabilize." 
Jida (jee-dah) -- Scale.  Used as a verb, means "to weigh" or "to measure."
Jida'oh (jee-dah-oh) -- Size, measurement.
Jihnan (jih-naan) -- Tube, pipe. 
Jir (jeer) -- Balanced. 
Jireent (jih-reent) -- Straight, straight line.  Used as a verb, means "to straighten." 
Jitt (jiht) -- Verb; to tighten.
Jitter (jiht-uhr) -- Tight, narrow.
Jo (joh) -- Knife.
Joi (joi) -- Verb; to grow.
Joi'au (joi-ah-oo) -- Verb; to regrow, to regenerate.
Joi'oh (joi-oh) -- Growth.
Jono (joh-noh) -- Knife holder, knife rack.
Ju (joo) -- Young, new, fresh.
Jugurikan (joo-goo-ree-kaan) -- Growth season; spring.
Juku (joo-koo) -- Baby, infant.
Ju'oh (joo-oh) -- Youth. 
Ju'or (joo-ohr) -- Verb; to find, to discover.
Ju'oro (joo-ohr-oh) -- Discovery.
Juye (joo-yeh) -- Verb; to share.
Juyish (joo-yihsh) -- Verb; to translate.
Juyisher (joo-yihsh-uhr) -- Translated.
Juyisho (joo-yihsh-oh) -- Translation.
Jyu (jyoo) -- Power, energy, strength.
Jyublikda (jyoo-blihk-dah) -- Energy-based projectile weapon; blaster.
Jyublikko (jyoo-blihk-oh) -- Projectile from an energy-based weapon; blast, bolt.
Jyujioo (jyoo-jee-oo) -- Jack-of-all-trades, all-rounder. 
Jyujoi (jyoo-joi) -- Verb; to charge, to build up power.
Jyuhamoh (jyoo-haam-oh) -- Strongest.
Jyuno (jyoo-noh) -- Verb; to hold back, to go easy, to slack off.
Jyur (jyoor) -- Strong.