(p. 341) cañcā a bamboo or wicker mat; a rattan stool; a scarecrow. 28)

(p. 348) carakasaṃhitā a treatise on medicine written by Charaka the sage.

(p. 347) candrikā moonlight; the pupil of the eye; a round-shaped silvery white riverfish, the moon-fish, the opah; a metre used in Sanskrit poetry. 17)

(p. 345) caturāli cleverness, slyness, trickiness; deception; an instance or act of cleverness or trickiness or deception. 21)

(p. 346) catuṣpatha a junction of four roads or an intersection of two roads. 21)

(p. 352) cāōẏā2 to look at; to open (চোখ চাওয়া); to cast an evil eye (on or at). চাওয়াচাওয়ি n. act of looking at one another; act of coming to an agreement by favouring one another. ̃নো v. to cause to look at; to cause to open. মুখ তুলে চাওয়া v. to look favourably on; to be favourably inclined towards. 15)

(p. 359) cika a kind of tight-fitting necklace looking like a laced object; a hanging door-screen or sun-blind of laced bamboo-slips etc., a chick. 12)

(p. 345) caturaśīti & a. eighty-four. চতুরশীতিতম a. eighty-fourth. fem. চতুরশীতিতমী । 16)

(p. 341) cakitanaẏana timid-eyed, timorous or bewildered looking, looking startled, awe-struck or panicky. n. timid eye, timorous or frightened look. fem. a. চকিতনয়না । চকিত নয়নে adv. with a startled and timid eye, with a startled and timorous look. 13)

(p. 352) cāka a wheel (কুমোর চাক); anything wheel-shaped (ছোলার চাক); hive (মৌচাক). 33)

(p. 352) cākā2 a wheel (গাড়ির চাকা); anything round or wheel-shaped; a round piece (মাছের চাকা). a. wheel-shaped, discoid, round (চাকা দাগ). 41)

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

(p. 345) caṇḍālī, caṇḍālinī of চণ্ডাল । 8)

(p. 359) cāṣa1 a species of the roller bird. 2)

(p. 352) cāi, cāō, cāẏa (pr. t.) forms of চাওয়া1 & চাওয়া2 । কী চাই, কী চাও what do you want? চাই-কি adv. even; probably. চাইলেই for the asking. 9)