Ja [noun]

He went along the coast of Cuba, and then southward to Ja-mica, finding several other small islands.

Does he hear some agreeable intelligence, he exclaims, with sparkling eyes and brisk intonation, 'Ja so!'

"Ja, Ja," said the woman; and immediately she opened the gate.

San-ja-ka-k-koh, the Deceiving Wolf; and five others, in a group; names not preserved.

Ja Dieu ne plaise qu'on die jamais que Bourbon ait fuyt devant ses ennemis.

The river to which I alluded is the Tuck-a-se-ja, which empties into the Tennessee.

She said "Ja," and immediately wanted to know where I lived, so she could come and see me.

They did not understand a word of what was said, but they smiled and said "ja."

"Ja, ja," said Ingeborg responsively, delighted at this flicker of life.

“Ja, ja,” answered the man at the helm, who like the skipper had been indulging in potations of schiedam.