(p. 377) chāta roof; ceiling. 18)

(p. 377) chātalā a fine woolly or pasty growth usually caused by damp and dirt, mould, mildew; fungus; (of teeth) tartar; (of tongue etc.) a morbid or dirty coating; rust. 19)

(p. 377) chātā1 umbrella: (coll.) brolly; parasol. 20)

(p. 377) chātā2 a fungus; a mushroom; mould, a dirty or morbid coating, rust, tartar. ছাতা-ধরা, ছাতা-পড়া a. mouldy, musty, having a dirty or morbid coating, rusted, having tartar. ব্যাঙের ছাতা a mushroom; a fungus. 21)

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

(p. 377) chātiẏā (poet. & obs.) chest. 24)

(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. 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. 377) chātra a student, a pupil; a learner; a disciple. fem. ছাত্রী । ̃জীবন, ছাত্রাবস্হা n. student-life. ̃নায়ক n. a class monitor. ̃নিবাস, ছাত্রাগার, ছাত্রাবাস n. a students' boarding-house, a hostel. ̃বৃত্তি n. a scholarship; a middle school examination held formerly in Bengal. ̃সংসদ n. a students' union or association. 26)