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

(p. 345) caturaśba four horses. a. drawn by or having four horses, four-horsed. 17)

(p. 352) cāturbarṇya the hierarchy of four principal castes amongst Hindus, namely, the brahmanas, the kshatriyas, the vaishyas and the shudras; prescribed practices of these castes. a. pertaining to these castes or their practices. 72)

(p. 355) cānā a kind of gram or chick-pea fried crisp. ̃চুর n. a crisp snack prepared by frying chick-pea, monkey-nuts and other things with salt and spices. 4)

(p. 352) cāki a disc; a discoid piece of wood or stone for making bread and similar other things (চাকি-বেলুন); a grindingstone, a mill (আটার চাকি). 42)

(p. 348) camacama a kind of juicy sweetmeat made of posset. 13)

(p. 352) cān̐cara2 curly ('চাঁচর চিকুর') 21)

(p. 355) cāmuṇḍā a manifestation of Goddess Durga (দুর্গা) when she killed two giants—Chanda (চণ্ড) and Moonda (মুণ্ড). 29)

(p. 352) cāṭa2 a food that is to be taken by licking; any snack which is to be taken with an intoxicant. 58)

(p. 355) cāritra, cāritrya character; conduct; good character; good conduct. চারিত্রপূজা n. hero-worship. চারিত্রিক a. relating to character or conduct; characteristic. 43)

(p. 352) cāṭu2, cāṭubāda, cāṭūkti adulatory words, flattery, sycophancy. চাটুকার, চাটুবাদী, চাটুভাষী a. flattering. n. a flatterer, an adulator, a sycophant. fem. চাটুবাদিনী, চাটুভাষিণী ।. 66)

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

(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. 346) catustriṃśa thirty-four. ̃ত্ n. & a. thirty-four. ˜ত্তম a. thirty-fourth. fem. ̃ত্তমী । 27)

(p. 345) caṇḍāla one of the lowest castes amongst Hindus (usu. entrusted with the burning of the dead or execution of criminals); a member of this caste; (fig.) a ferocious or merciless man. 6)