jog in Maithili মৈথিলী

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

⇄

jog

⇄

jog (1), verb, jogged,jogging,noun.

jog

⇄

jog (2), noun.
a part that sticks out or in; unevenness in a line or surface.
Ex. We hid behind a jog in the wall.

jog

⇄

noun 1. a shake, push, or nudge.
Ex. A little breeze ... which ... gave them a kind of a jog ... towards the shore (Daniel Defoe).
2. (Figurative.) a hint or reminder; an urge.
Ex. to give one's memory a jog.
3. a slow run; trot

jog

⇄

v.i. 1. to move up and down with a jerking or shaking motion.
Ex. The old horse jogged along. Mr. Boffin jogged to and fro (Dickens).
2. to run at a slow, regular pace, especially for exercise; engage in jogging.
Ex. Father jogs in the

jog

⇄

v.t. 1. to shake with a push or jerk.
Ex. She jogged my elbow to get my attention.
2. (Figurative.) to stir up (one's own or another person's memory) with a hint or reminder.
Ex. He tied a string around his finger to jog his memory.