(p. 352) cāṭa1 the kick of an animal (as of a cow or horse). চাট খাওয়া v. to be kicked (as by an animal). চাট মারা v. to kick. 57)

(p. 355) cāru beautiful, pleasant, charming, good-looking (চারুদর্শন, চারুনেত্র); fine, polite. ̃কলা n. fine art(s). ̃তা n. charm, handsomeness, loveliness; elegance, grace. ̃শীলা a. fem. having pleasing manners. ̃হাসিনী a. fem. having a charming smile. 45)

(p. 349) caritārtha one whose desires have been fulfilled; successful; satisfied, gratified. চরিতার্থ করা v. to fulfil one's desire; to satisfy, to gratify. ̃তা fulfilment of one's desire, success; satisfaction, gratification. 10)

(p. 346) caturbiṃśa twenty-four. ̃তি n. & a. twenty-four. ˜তিতম a. twenty-fourth. fem. ̃তিতমী । 11)

(p. 346) caturbidha of four sorts or kinds. fem. চতুর্বিধা । 12)

(p. 346) caturbarṇa the brahmanas, the Kshartiyas, the Vaishyas, and the Shudras: these four castes or orders of the Hindu society. 10)

(p. 345) caṇḍu an intoxicating preparation from opium. চণ্ডু খাওয়া v. to smoke opium. ̃খোর a. & n. one who is addicted to smoking opium. 10)

(p. 344) caḍ়ka the festival of worshipping God Shiva (শিব) on the last day of the Bengali year (also চড়ক-পূজা); the ceremonial swinging from a tall pole by worshippers of Shiva (শিব) on this occasion. ̃গাছ n. a tall pole from which a worshipper of Shiva (শিব) swings on the day of chadaka (চড়ক) festival. চক্ষু চড়কগাছ হওয়া to be dazed or stupefied. চড়ক সংক্রান্তি n. the last day of the Bengali year i.e. the last day of the month of Chaitra (চৈত্র). 9)

(p. 344) caṭu flattery; cajolement; adulatory words. 5)

(p. 349) cariṣṇu mobile, moving. 13)

(p. 341) caccaḍ়i a dry dish of spiced vegetables cooked in oil and often with fish-bones. 25)

(p. 346) caturbarga Dharma, Artha, Kama & Moksha, or virtue, wealth, love and final salvation: these four goals or pursuits of human life. 9)

(p. 359) cikanāi, cēkanāi brightness; glow; glaze, gloss, lustre. 16)

(p. 359) cikana1 fine embroidery work or needlework on cloth etc. (চিকনের কাজ). a. fine (চিকন কাপড়). 14)

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