(p. 377) chādita covered; roofed; thatched. 28)

(p. 374) chaṭarā a small bullet; a grapeshot. 12)

(p. 379) chālana spicy curry. 17)

(p. 381) chilā a bowstring; fringe of a piece of cloth, fringe of the sari worn by the Indian women. 11)

(p. 374) chaḍ়2 a long slender bar of metal or other material, a rod; a stick; a bow of a musical instrument (বেহালার ছড়); a long scratching mark, a long scratch (গায়ে ছড় লাগা). 16)

(p. 377) chātu flour made of barely, pigeonpea, maize etc.; farina. ̃খোর n. (sl.) an upcountry Indian whose staple food is barley or maize. 25)

(p. 374) chi a portable covering made of straw for a boat or hackery. 3)

(p. 381) chun̐cōbāji a squib. 14)

(p. 381) chipi a cork, a stopper. ছিপি আঁটা v. to cork, to stopple. 4)

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

(p. 375) chatrākāra shaped like an open umbrella; scattered about; scattered about in a disorderly (and usu. wasteful) manner, all over the shop. 11)

(p. 374) chaṭā glow, shine, lustre; light; beauty, glamour, splendour (রূপের ছটা); sequence, serial, succession (শ্লোকের ছটা); a series. 13)

(p. 381) chun̐ta touch, contagion, contact impurity caused by touching what is untouchable, contactile impurity; a defect, a fault. ̃মার্গ n. the Hindu system of untouchability; fear of being defiled by contact with so-called 'low-caste' people. 16)

(p. 382) chēn̐dā a hole, a cavity, a slot, a rent. ছেঁদা করা v. to make a hole, to bore, to perforate. 16)

(p. 375) chā a young one of a bird and also of small animals (পাখির ছা); an infant, a child, an offspring (ছাপোষা). ̃পোষা a. burdened or encumbered with the responsibility of rearing several or many children on a small income; (fig.) meek and timid; fearful. 39)