s. m, mething given by a seller in addition to the thing sold, something thrown into the bargain. Women who pick cotton always harass the owner for jhuṇgá in addition to their proper share as wages for picking; an animal with horns slant or bent forward:—mull bakrí úṭh jhuṇgá. What! buy a goat and expect a camel to be thrown into the bargain.—Prov.