(p. 347) candrābalī moonlight. 15)

(p. 341) cañcu a beak or bill (of a bird). ̃পুট n. the cavity formed within the beaks when shut. 29)

(p. 349) caritra character; conduct; manner, behaviour, deportment; disposition; nature; custom, usage; function; activities; good character or behaviour, a biography; a character in a drama; a role. চরিত্র খোয়ানো, চরিত্র হারানো v. to lose one's character or morals, to have one's character or moral corrupted, to become depraved, to go to the bad. ̃গত a. relating to the character; natural (চরিত্রগত দোষ). ̃গুণ n. the excellence of one's character; a characteristic quality (good or bad). ̃চিত্র n. a charactersketch. ̃চিত্রণ n. delineation or portrayal of characters, characterisation, character-painting. ̃দোষ n. moral corruption; a vice or defect in one's character; dissoluteness, debauchery. ̃বান a. good-charactered; virtuous; chaste. fem. ̃বতী । ̃হনন n. character assassination. ̃হীন a. morally corrupt or ruined, characterless, depraved, dissolute, debauched, profligate. fem. ̃হীনা । চরিত্রহীন ব্যক্তি a debauchee, a libertine. চরিত্রাভিনয় n. (in drama or film) acting in a certain role. 11)

(p. 359) cin̐ḍ়ē paddy moulded into flattened rice by boiling and then thrashing, flattened rice; (of playing-cards) the club. চিঁড়ে কোটা v. to thrash boiled paddy into flattened rice. চিঁড়েচ্যাপটা a. (lit.) flattened as a grain of flattened rice; pressed hard. 10)

(p. 355) cārā3 a young plant, a sapling; a young fish, a spawn. a. newly-grown, newly-born, young (চারাগাছ, চারামাছ). 39)

(p. 341) caṭaka2 fascinating or spectacular show (বিজ্ঞাপনের চটক); glamour (রূপের চটক); attractiveness (রঙের চটক). ̃দার a. having a fascinating show; gaudy; apparently or falsely fascinating; showy; glamorous; attractive or spectacular. 33)

(p. 345) caturaṅga (of an army) comprising four parts such as elephants, cavalry, chariots and infantry; four-limbed; having all limbs; complete, thorough. n. an army complete in all the four parts such as elephants, cavalry, chariots, and infantry; a form of (Indian) music; chess. 14)

(p. 352) cāṭā2 to lick. a. licked; given to or engaged in licking. ̃চাটি n. repeated or continuous licking; act of licking each other; (iron.) intimacy or mutual laudation or compliment or adulation. ̃নো v. to cause to lick. 60)

(p. 355) cālani a sieve; a strainer. চালনি বলে সূঁচকে তোর কেন ছেঁদা (lit.) a sieve laughs at the eye of a needle; (fig.) a man with countless defects laughs at a small defect in another, the pot calling the kettle black. 52)

(p. 348) camakānō to flash; to startle, to give a jolt or cause to startle, or to be taken by surprise. চমকানি n. a flash or flashing; startle, a start or surprise or jolt. 11)

(p. 349) carācara mobile and immobile objects; (as sing.) the world, the universe, the whole creation. 7)

(p. 351) calarēṇu zoospore. 15)

(p. 346) catuṣpāṭhī a school for teaching Sanskrit, esp. the four Vedas or grammar, poetry, law and philosophy. 23)

(p. 355) cāpaḍ়ā a flat piece of clod or turf. 12)

(p. 348) camasa a spoon; a spatula; a ladle. চমসাকার a. spoon-shaped or ladleshaped; (bot.) spatulate. 17)