One day when her husband was away a jugi came begging; the bonga girl offered him alms through the window but the jugi flatly refused to take them; he insisted on her coming out of the house and giving them.
One day a Jugi came to the palace begging and the Raja asked the holy man to tell him how he could have a son; then the Jugi examined the palms of their hands but having done so remained silent.
But before he left, the Jugi told her that she must never reveal to any human being the boon he had conferred on her, for if she did she would die.
At first the Jugi refused to take it, on the ground that she was only giving it for fear of his curses but she assured him that she never refused alms to anyone who begged.
When she got there she saw a Jugi coming towards her, she greeted him and said that she had brought dried rice for him.
Then the Jugi answered, "Your prayer is granted, but you must tell no one; if you do, the power will depart from you.
So she told them of the power which the Jugi had conferred on her and of what she had seen, and they believed her and acquitted her of the charge of witchcraft; but from that time she lost her power and saw no more spirits.
The jugi went away and one day he went to beg at the Raja's palace and, talking to the Raja, he told him how he had seen a girl of more than human beauty.
One day a Jugi came to the house and asked for alms.
At last the Jugiexplained that they could never have a child unless they separated, and the Raja went right away and the Rani lived with another man; with this he took his departure.
Then the Jugi took a feather from his bag and drew it across her eyes and blew into her eyes and ears and she found herself possessed of the powers for which she had asked.
The Jugi returned with her and she gave him a seer of rice to put in his bag.
The woman at first said that she was in want of nothing, but, on the Jugi pressing her, she said that she would like to be able to understand the language of birds and beasts and to see the disembodied souls of men.
When the herd boy came home and found that his beautiful wife was missing he filled the air with lamentations and leaving his home he put on the garb of a jugi and went about begging.
She then threw filth over the unconsciousjugi and retired to her own apartment.
The jugi listened to the words of the rani and agreed to remain till morning.
The saying of the Koema Jugiwas fulfilled to the letter.
The Jugi by this time was aware that a bonga was trying to frighten him, so becoming angry he cut down the bamboo at the root, and taking it away made a fiddle out of it.
He replied, "This morning a Jugi came to me and said, that if I planted flowering shrubs in my garden the whole city would appear enchanting.
It so happened that as the raja gazed upon the fairy scene around him, Koema Jugi turned up, and addressing the raja said, "You are lost in wonder, but if you hang hiras and manis on the branches the whole country will be resplendent.
It so happened that the Jugi sometime after went to the house of a village chief, and after playing a tune or two on his fiddle asked something to eat.
Gumda's companions held him in great awe, because each in turn had been conquered by the jugi raja, but Gumda had experienced little difficulty in putting him to death.
When he had got the rice cooked, the jugi raja made his appearance and said, "Will you fight with me, or will you give up the food?
You, who are a jugi gosae, tell us why water does not come.
He declined, and the jugi raja then said, "Will you give me rice, or will you fight with me?
He then espoused the jugi raja's wife, and took possession of his kingdom.
The raja's garden was without an equal in the world, but the words of Koema Jugi had caused him to become discontented with it, and because there were neither hiras nor manis hanging from the branches he, as before, began to sulk.
The raja was greatly affected by what the Jugi had said, and was immediately seized with a fit of the sulks.
And again, at the conclusion: Illa suo senium secludit corpore toto Haud numerans jugi fugientia secula lapsu.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "jugi" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
