s. f, Going (from v. n. Jáṉá); (corrupted from the Sanskrit word Giyán, an imperative of v. n. Jánaṉá) know, knowledge:—jáṉ bujjhke, ad. (lit. knowing and understanding,) Knowingly, wilfully, deliberately;—jáṉ dá, dí, a. Knowing, wise, acquainted:—jáṉ de, intj. Let it go, never mind; pardon, forgive:—jáṉ deṉá, v. n. To relinquish, to give up, to let alone:—jáṉ hár, jáṉ hárá, a. Transitory, transient, able to go, ready to go, ready to die, on the point of perishing, not capable of staying:—jáṉí jáṉ, a. Knowing, wise, omniscient:—jáṉ kár, a. Knowing, acquainted, learned:—jáṉ kárí, s. f. Acquaintance, knowledge:—jáṉ laiṉá, v. a. To get a knowledge of, to understand:—jáṉ pachháṉ, s. f. An acquaintance:—jáṉ paiṉá, v. n. To seem, to come to one's knowledge or understanding, to be known:—jáṉ sár, jáṉ laggá, ad., a. At the moment of going, at the moment of arriving; not permanent, transient.