(p. 382) chēn̐caḍ়ā2 a dry dish of vegetables and fish-bones cooked in a little oil. 11)

(p. 379) chāndasika versed in prosody or poetic metre. n. one who is versed in prosody. 3)

(p. 379) chi fie. ছি-ছি n. reproach, upbraiding, abuse, condemnation. ছি-ছি করা v. to reproach, to upbraid, to look down upon, to condemn. 19)

(p. 380) chiṭagrasha capricious, eccentric; a bit touched. 6)

(p. 382) chēdabindu point of intersection. 22)

(p. 381) chun̐cō the mole, the musk-rat; (fig. & dero.) a mean person. ˜মি n. meanness, baseness, rascality; pettiness, little-mindedness. ছুঁচো মেরে হাত গন্ধ করা (fig.) to sue a beggar and get a louse. ছুঁচোর কেত্তন (fig.) disgusting noise, hullabaloo, a state of noisy confusion, bedlam let loose. 13)

(p. 375) chatrī umbrella-bearing; one who bears an open umbrella (as a regalia) over the head of a monarch or a person of importance or high status. 14)

(p. 382) chēni a chisel esp. a small one. 23)

(p. 381) chuṭa2 recess; leisure; escape, exemption; release; relief. 20)

(p. 382) chumantara charms and incantations; magic. 4)

(p. 382) chēṣaṭṭi & a. sixty-six. 26)

(p. 377) chānā1 to knead; to make into a paste by pressing with hands, to soften by kneading (কাদা ছেনে পুতুল গড়া). a. kneaded; made into a paste by pressing with hands, softened by kneading. 30)

(p. 381) chukari (usu. dero.) a young woman or maid, a lass. 17)

(p. 375) charakaṭa, charakōṭa mess; mismanagement. 30)

(p. 375) chalāt expressing the sound of dashing any liquid against a hard substance. 37)