(p. 355) cārita tended, grazed; infused; conducted, led, driven. 42)

(p. 355) cāmuṇḍā a manifestation of Goddess Durga (দুর্গা) when she killed two giants—Chanda (চণ্ড) and Moonda (মুণ্ড). 29)

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

(p. 351) calati moving, going, running, rolling, passing (চলতি গাড়ি); in activity, going (চলতি ব্যাবসা); colloquial (চলতি ভাষা); current, present (চলতি বছর, চলতি বাজার) usual, customary (চলতি কথা, চলতি রীতি); fit for social intercourse, fit for matrimonial alliance (চলতি ঘর) চলতি আমানত current deposit. 12)

(p. 348) camakaprada startling; thrilling; amazing; too good to be true. 10)

(p. 352) cāṭima a kind of banana. 64)

(p. 346) caturbarṇa the brahmanas, the Kshartiyas, the Vaishyas, and the Shudras: these four castes or orders of the Hindu society. 10)

(p. 346) catuṣpāda four-footed or four-lined (চতুষ্পাদ শ্লোক); complete; entire; having all the parts; having four parts (চতুষ্পাদ ধর্ম). n. a quadruped. 24)

(p. 355) cāmacā a lackey, a servile follower. 24)

(p. 341) cakōra a kind of bird said to enjoy drinking moonbeam, the red-legged or Himalayan partridge or curlew or bartavelle, Caccabis chucar. fem. চকোরী । 14)

(p. 352) cā tea. চা খাওয়া, v. to take tea, to drink tea. চা-কর a. planting or producing tea. n. tea-planter. চা খাওয়ার সময় teatime. চা-দানি n. a tea-tray. চা-বাগান n. a tea-garden, a tea-plantation. চায়ের দোকান a tea-shop. চায়ের পাত্র tea-pot. চায়ের পে়টি a tea-chest. চায়ের বাসনকোসন tea-service, tea-set. 8)

(p. 348) campaka a flower or its tree of the magnolia family, the Michelia champaca, the champak. ̃দাম n. a wreath or garland of champak flowers. 19)

(p. 345) caṇaka chick-pea, gram. 3)

(p. 355) cāpaṭi the posture of squatting or sitting on one's haunches with legs folded. চাপটি খেয়ে বসা v. to sit upon one's haunches with legs folded, to squat; to sit tight or immovably; to remain seated obstinately. 10)

(p. 346) caturbarga Dharma, Artha, Kama & Moksha, or virtue, wealth, love and final salvation: these four goals or pursuits of human life. 9)