| Franç. | gars | garçon, cf. gosseð5.9.2. |
| Franç. | jar | prattle; Mistle Thrush, 340 |
| Franç. | jar et var. | goose, 27 |
| Franç.: Saint. | jard | petit murmure, FEW 23: 201 |
| Franç.: Ruffey | édzarséla | dispute, FEW 22: 75 |
| Franç.: Lim. | jarvezi | querelleur FEW 22: 77 |
| Franç.: Périg. | gerpallado | altercation FEW 22: 77 |
| Franç.rég. | jara et var. | domestic duck, 40 |
| Engl. | jar | vibrating sound |
| Engl. | nightjar, jerry-spinner | Nightjar, 251 |
| Engl. | jar-bird | Pic, 273 (pour son tambourinage) |
| Engl. | jercock, shircock | Mistle Thrush, 340 |
| Esp. | jerigonza | jargon |
| Esp. | jarriera | Black-eared Wheatear, 350 |
| Esp. | arriero | various birds with a raucous voice (also Hispano-Amer.) |
| Port. | bicho-do-arriero | Pardela, 111 |
| Esp. | arricayo | Great Grey Shrike, 324 |
| Esp. | arrear | to be at one's last gap |
| Esp. | arreador | mule driver |
| Esp. | arrendajo et var. | Jay, 290 |
| Basque | arraioa | hurrah! |
| Basque | arrama, auri | cry |
| Esp. | jarero | Dartford Warbler, 366 |
| Esp. | jaracalla | Skylark, 297 |
| Franç.: H.Gar, | jariang | House Sparrow, 410 |
| Engl.: Scot. | jorincker | Great Tit, 390 |
| Esp. | jarana | tumult |
| Esp.: And. | jarpín | tumult |
| Germ.: Meckl. | jarpen | gobbling (turkey, 5) |