A: Some common words that end with 'J' include "hajj" and "taj" (as in "taj mahal"). There are very few common English words that end with 'J'.
A: While it's rare, some specialized terms or abbreviations might end in 'J', such as "Proj" (short for "Project").
A: The letter 'J' is not commonly used at the end of English words due to phonetic and etymological patterns in the language. It is more common in transliterations from languages like Arabic.
Understand that words ending in 'J' are often borrowed from other languages. Learning about these words' origins can help with spelling and usage.
Since there are few words ending in 'J', focus on memorizing the specific ones, like "hajj," "taj," and any others you encounter.
Use words ending in 'J' in sentences to get familiar with their context. For example, "The pilgrimage to Mecca is called a hajj."