jai

/ dʒæ /

interjection

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Origin of jai¹

Hindi jaya victory

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During the ride, Jai Johany plays lacy Afro jazz on a cassette machine, frowning, saying nothing.

Early the next morning, “Frown,” Jai Johany Johnson, is living up to his nickname in the hotel restaurant.

Sometimes a little jai alai in the living room with ripe guavas for balls and live pelicans for baskets.

The scalloped verandas and cupolas which create the effect of the kind of castle a child imagines, were the innovations of Jai.

Touchingly the Princess lived at Lilypond, her property on the estate, after Jai's death in 1978, until her own last year.

Some fine types of dials on a large scale exist in the observatories built by Jai Singh.

Thakur Jai Chand had an excellent jamadar whom he sent to meet the baggage coming from India.

Rissalder Jai Singh was ordered to mount and ride forward with two sowars to bring the party to a halt.

Ere night fell, Jai Singh and a sowar made an extensive reconnaissance on horseback beyond the perimeter of the village.

And now the sowar was speeding to the agreed rendezvous to apprise Roger and Jai Singh that all had gone well thus far.

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