(p. 341) cakacaka2 expressing the noise of licking liquids like water, milk etc. 8)

(p. 349) carma skin, cutis; the true skin, derm; cuticle; hide; leather; bark (of plants), rind; a shield. ̃কার n. a shoemaker or a tanner or currier (by profession or caste). ̃কীল n. a wart, a mole, a small bump on human skin. ̃চক্ষু n. the physical eye. ̃চটকা, ̃চটিকা, ̃চটী n. the titmouse; the bat; the vampire. ̃জ a. leathern, made of leather. ̃দল n. impetigo. ̃ধারী a. armed with a shield; one who bears a shield. ̃নির্মিত a. made of leather; leathern. ̃পাদুকা n. a leather shoe or boot or slipper, a leather footwear. ̃পেটিকা, ̃পেটী n. a leather bag or suitcase; a leather belt.

(p. 347) candrālōka moonlight. চন্দ্রালোকিত a. moonlit. 16)

(p. 349) cariṣṇu mobile, moving. 13)

(p. 352) cāṅgā, cāṅā restored to health; invigorated; reinforced; refreshed. চাঙ্গা করা v. to restore to health; to reinvigorate; to reinforce; to refresh. চাঙ্গা হওয়া v. to gain strength; to come round. মন চাঙ্গা তো দুনিয়া চাঙ্গা (fig.) when the mind is happy, all is well. 54)

(p. 352) cām̐i1 (dero.) a leader; a chief; a ringleader; a veteran person; a somebody. 16)

(p. 344) caḍ়āi2 the sparrow. 18)

(p. 352) cākṣuṣa ocular; visual; visible, evident. চাক্ষুষ জ্ঞান visual knowledge or perception. চাক্ষুষ প্রত্যক্ষ visual perception; a visual percept. চাক্ষুষ প্রমাণ an ocular demonstration. চাক্ষুষ সাক্ষী an eye-witness. 45)

(p. 355) cālapaḍ়ā a handful of rice charmed so as to detect criminals. 54)

(p. 348) capēṭa, capēṭā, capēṭikā a blow with the open palm of the hand, a slap. চপেটাঘাত n. a slap. চপেটাঘাত করা v. to slap. 3)

(p. 352) caśamakhōra brazen-faced, shameless. 4)

(p. 348) cabutara, cabutarā a courtyard; a portico, a vestibule. 6)

(p. 351) carya that which is to be practised or observed. চর্যা n. practice or observance (ধর্মচর্যা, ব্রতচর্যা); observance of rules or routine (দিনচর্যা); culture (দেহচর্যা, সাহিত্যচর্যা); act of looking after (রোগীচর্যা). চর্যাপদ n. any of the lyrics composed by a sect of Buddhists about their religion and religious practice, supposed to be the earliest specimen of Bengali literature. 6)

(p. 344) caḍ়ā1 a piece of land; (usu. a sandy one) rising out of the river-bed, a silted piece of land. চড়া পড়েছে a piece of land has risen out of the river-bed. মগ্ন চড়া n. a shoal. 14)

(p. 346) caturdhā in four ways; on four sides; fourfold, four times; in four parts. 7)