(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. 351) calaccitra cinematograph, cinema; a cinematograph film, (pop.) movie. ̃বিদ্যা n. cinematography. 10)

(p. 352) cākacikya lustre, glaze; polish, showy glitter; glamour. ̃পূর্ণ, ̃ময় a. lustrous, glazing; glittering; glamorous. 34)

(p. 352) cāgāḍ় agitation; act or state of becoming acute or more acute. চাগাড় দিয়ে ওঠা v. to become agitated; to get incited or excited; to become acute or more acute. 50)

(p. 355) cāpaḍ়ā a flat piece of clod or turf. 12)

(p. 345) caturāṃśa four shares or parts. a. divided into four shares or parts, quadripartite. চতুরংশিত a. divided into four parts, quadripartite; (of books) quarto. 13)

(p. 352) cāku a clasp-knife; a pen-knife; a knife. চাকু মারা v. to stab, to knife, to knive. 43)

(p. 348) camra the yak; a kind of fan or a brush for fanning made of the hair of a yak's tail; a fly-whisk. fem. চমরি the she-yak. 16)

(p. 351) carmāra a shoemaker or a tanner or currier (by caste or trade). 4)

(p. 352) cān̐ca2 a piece of lac beaten into a leaf. 19)

(p. 345) caṇḍālikā a kind of lute; a name of Goddess Durga (দুর্গা). 7)

(p. 344) caṭi3 a kind of slippers open at heels (also চটিজুতো). 4)

(p. 341) caṅkramaṇa repeated or continuous rambling or walking, perambulation. 24)

(p. 341) ci a creeper or its pungent root. 3)

(p. 341) caṭakā1 the hen-sparrow (see চটক1). 34)