(p. 347) candaka a round-shaped silvery white river-fish, the moon-fish, the opah. 6)

(p. 352) cācā a father's brother or cousin, an uncle. fem. চাচি an aunt. চাচাতো a. avuncular. চাচাতো ভাই বা বোন n. a cousin. 55)

(p. 346) caturghāta & n. (math.) biquadratic raised to a fourth power, square of a square. 2)

(p. 355) cāmara a kind of fan or a brush for fanning made of the hair of a yak's tail; a fly-whisk. ̃ধারিণী a. & n. fem. one who fans with the aforesaid fan or brush or fly-whisk. চামরী a. having this brush of fan. □ n. the horse. 26)

(p. 345) caturaśīti & a. eighty-four. চতুরশীতিতম a. eighty-fourth. fem. চতুরশীতিতমী । 16)

(p. 352) cāṭima a kind of banana. 64)

(p. 352) cān̐di2 the crown of the head. 28)

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

(p. 352) cākalā1 . a slice or slip (আমের চাকলা). 39)

(p. 341) cakrābarta rotation; rotatory motion. 19)

(p. 344) caṭi3 a kind of slippers open at heels (also চটিজুতো). 4)

(p. 359) cikacika, cikamika expressing: glitter, glisten, sparkle. চিকচিক করা v. to sparkle, to glisten. চিকচিকে, চিকমিকে a. glistening, sparkling. 13)

(p. 351) calakānō to run out of a vessel owing to a push or jerk, to spill. 8)

(p. 344) caṭukē showy, glamorous, apparently attractive. 6)

(p. 355) cāpaḍ়ānō to strike (chiefly repeatedly) with the open palm of one's hand, to slap or pat (chiefly repeatedly). 13)