Inga.—Subcaste of Gowari.
Irpachi.—(Mahua flowers.) A sept of Dhurwa Gonds in Betūl.
Ivna Inde.—(Inde, chicken.) A sept of Dhurwa Gonds in Betūl. They offer chickens to their gods.
Ivna Jagleya.—(Jagna, to be awake.) A sept of the Dhurwa clan of Gonds in Betūl. They are so named because they kept awake to worship their gods at night.
Jādam, Jāduvansi, Yādava.—An important clan of Rājpūts now become a caste. Name derived from Yādu or Yādava. A subcaste of Gūjar. A subcaste and section of Ahīr; a section of Rāthor Rājpūts in Betūl.
Jadia, Jaria.—(An enameller.) A subcaste of Sunār. They practise hypergamy by taking wives from the Pitariye and Sudihe subdivisions, and giving daughters to the Sri Nagariye and Banjar Māhuwe subdivisions. Also an occupational term meaning one who sets precious stones in rings.
Jādubansi, Yādubansi.—See Jadum. A subcaste of Ahīr.
Jaga.—(Awakener.) Synonym of Basdewa.
Jagat.—(An awakener or sorcerer.) A sept of Gond in many localities. A section of Nat and Kasār.
Jaharia.—(From jahar, an essence.) Subcaste of Satnāmi.