JACTITATION

n. Ja*k-tl-ta's hun. See JACTATIOW. JACTUKA (I>at.), n. f. Ja*k(yak)-tu(tu)'ra. From Jactare, to throw. 1. A throwing. 2. Detriment. JA, 312 (a, 21).].J. abst a nt i;i-. A discoloration of the skin or of a ti ue resulting from a wound In which the ti ues may or may not be destroyed. [L, 105 (a, 39).l > JAI>AVAKA(Ar.),JAAVARI KHATA I (Bomb.), n's. The Delphinium denudatum. (A, 79; " Proc. of the Am. Pharrn AfMoc.," xxxiii (a, 39).] JAI>K, n..lad. A firm, amorphous, semi-transparent, scintillating, unctuous, mineral substance of a variable green color, of which there are several varieties often worn as amulets. [B, 88 (a, 39).] JAI> [s. 507]