Jenny

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 284
jen'i, v. a gm or machine for spinning. [From root of Gin, a machine Jeopard, jep'ard, Jeopardise, jep'ard-lz, v.t. to put in jeopardy. JeopatdOUS, jep'ard -us, adj. exposed to danger or lo —adv. Jeop'ardously. Jeopardy, jep'ara-i, «. hazard, danger. [Fr. jeu parti, a divided game one in which the chances are even—Low L. jocus part it us— mOte mate mt50n then. 284 IMG:page-284.webp:Page 284 Jerboa L. jocus, a game, partitas, divided—part i or, to divide.! Jerboa, jerb6-a or j^r-bO'a, n. a genus of small rodent quadrupeds, remarkable for the length of their hindlegs and their power of jumping. [Ar. yerbda yarb .)
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