(p. 377) chān̐dana act of encircling or tying round; act of binding the hind feet of a cow at the time of milking. ̃দড়ি n. the string or cord or rope with which the hind feet of a cow are tied at the time of milking. 10)

(p. 375) chalā to deceive; to beguile; to hoax. 35)

(p. 377) chātima a large tree with digitate leaves. 23)

(p. 375) chōẏāla (dial.) a son, a child, offspring. 44)

(p. 381) chucundarī the female musk-rat, the shemole. 18)

(p. 382) chēcalliśa & a. forty-six. 19)

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

(p. 377) chāti2 the width of the chest (বুকের ছাতি); chest; (fig.) courage. ছাতি ফাটা v. to feel as if one's chest will split (in thirst, sorrow etc.); to feel like dying. ছাতি ফোলানো v. to expand one's chest; to make an exhibition of one's strength; to vaunt, to brag, to rattle the sabre. 22)

(p. 382) chyān̐ka expressing the sound of anything falling into hot oil or fat. ছ্যাঁকছ্যাঁক adv. expressing or indicating a slight temperature (গা ছ্যাঁক ছ্যাঁক করছে). ছ্যাঁকছেঁকে a. expressing or indicating a slight temperature. 46)

(p. 375) chān̐ki jāla a scoop-net, a dipping-net.

(p. 379) chārapōkā the bug. 13)

(p. 375) chandōbaddha versified. ছন্দোবদ্ধ পদ metrical composition. 21)

(p. 374) chaḍ়ā1 to get scratched or grazed or bruised or flayed; to strip the skin or bark from. 17)

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

(p. 379) chāndasa a Vedic scholar or teacher. a. originating from the Vedas, Vedic; relating to poetical metre, metrical. 2)