(p. 359) cāhana2 act of looking at; act of opening one's eyes. 5)

(p. 347) candanā Chandana, the name of an Indian river; a kind of parrot having red streaks round its throat, Paloeornis nepalensis; a species of hilsa fish. 8)

(p. 351) carmāsana a seat made of skin (of deer, tiger etc.). 5)

(p. 352) caśamā (a pair of) spectacles; an eyeglass; (coll.) specs. ̃ওয়ালা a. spectacled. n. a spectacled man; a dealer in spectacles and other optical goods. ̃ধারী, ̃-পরা a. spectacled; bespectacled. 5)

(p. 355) cābakānō to whip, to lash, to flog, to flagellate, to scourge. চাবকানি n. whipping, lashing, flogging, scourging, flagellation. 19)

(p. 352) cān̐cara1 a ceremony observed on the eve of the holi (হোলি) festival. 20)

(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. 355) cāpaḍ়ānō to strike (chiefly repeatedly) with the open palm of one's hand, to slap or pat (chiefly repeatedly). 13)

(p. 341) cakōra a kind of bird said to enjoy drinking moonbeam, the red-legged or Himalayan partridge or curlew or bartavelle, Caccabis chucar. fem. চকোরী । 14)

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

(p. 359) cāhidā need; demand. চাহিদা মেটা v. get one's demand fulfilled. 7)

(p. 349) carācara mobile and immobile objects; (as sing.) the world, the universe, the whole creation. 7)

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

(p. 355) cāmacā a lackey, a servile follower. 24)

(p. 359) cikana-kālā a man having a beautifully dark complexion; an appellation of Krishna (কৃষ্ণ); beautiful Krishna. 17)