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

(p. 355) cārā3 a young plant, a sapling; a young fish, a spawn. a. newly-grown, newly-born, young (চারাগাছ, চারামাছ). 39)

(p. 348) camatkaraṇa act of striking with amazement; act of causing wonder. 14)

(p. 341) cakrāẏūdha same as চক্রপাণি (see চক্র). 20)

(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. 347) candrāpīḍ় an appellation of Shiva (শিব). 14)

(p. 352) cākhā to taste; (fig.) to enjoy (জীবনকে চাখা). চাখানো v. to cause to taste or enjoy. a. caused to taste or enjoy. 48)

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

(p. 345) caṇaka chick-pea, gram. 3)

(p. 355) cālaka one who or that which drives or leads or manages or rules or commands. n. a driver; leader; a manager; a ruler; a commander. 50)

(p. 347) catbāriṃśa forty. ̃ত্ n. & a. forty. ˜ত্তম a. forty-fourth. fem. ̃ত্তমী । 2)

(p. 355) cālani a sieve; a strainer. চালনি বলে সূঁচকে তোর কেন ছেঁদা (lit.) a sieve laughs at the eye of a needle; (fig.) a man with countless defects laughs at a small defect in another, the pot calling the kettle black. 52)

(p. 359) cikitsanīẏa that which or one who is to be treated medically; curable, remediable. 22)

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

(p. 341) cañcarīka a repeated or continuous walker or rambler; perambulator; the bee. fem. চঞ্চরীকা, চ়ঞ্চরী । 26)