(p. 355) cāmāṭi, cāmāti a strip of leather; a strop. 27)

(p. 352) cāḍ়i (dial.) a large earthen manger. 69)

(p. 349) carbya (of food) that which has to be chewed; masticable. ̃চূষ্য a. that which has to be chewed and that which has to be sucked; (fig.) of or pertaining to different delicious varieties. n. pl. articles of food comprising that which has to be chewed and that which has to be sucked; (fig.) articles of food of different delicious varieties, rich and costly dishes. চর্ব্য-চূষ্য-লেহ্য-পেয় a. those which have to be chewed and sucked and licked and drunk; (fig.) of different delicious varieties, delicious and costly. n. (lit. & fig.) delicious food or dishes, delicacies of all descriptions. 21)

(p. 349) carpaṭī a kind of bread shaped like a thin disc prepared by the hand. 17)

(p. 352) cā-khaḍ়i chalk. 46)

(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. 346) caturmukha having four mouths or faces, four-faced. n. an appellation of God Brahma (ব্রহ্মা). 16)

(p. 352) cām̐i2 a clod; a device made of bamboo slips for catching fish. 17)

(p. 352) cācā a father's brother or cousin, an uncle. fem. চাচি an aunt. চাচাতো a. avuncular. চাচাতো ভাই বা বোন n. a cousin. 55)

(p. 355) cāpakāna a loose and long robe (chiefly used as a part of official dress). 9)

(p. 349) caru an oblation of sunned rice boiled in milk with sugar and ghee. 14)

(p. 355) cāmaca a spoon; a ladle. চামচ দিয়ে কাটা বা তোলা বা দেওয়া v. to spoon or ladle (out). 23)

(p. 341) cakamaki flint. চকমকি-বাক্স n. a tinderbox. চকমকি-পাথর n. flint-stone, flint. 9)

(p. 341) cakrābarta rotation; rotatory motion. 19)

(p. 352) cākurē working (চাকুরে মেয়ে = a working girl). n. an employee, a worker, a servant. বড় চাকুরে an officer (usu. a high-ranking one). সরকারি চাকুরে a public servant. 44)