(p. 359) cikitsaka a physician, a doctor, a medical practitioner; a medical officer (আবাসিক চিকিত্সক = a resident medical officer). 21)

(p. 349) carbaṇa act of chewing, mastication. চর্বণ করা v. to chew, to masticate. 18)

(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. 341) caṭakā2 drowsiness; mental abstraction, reverie. চটকা ভাঙা v. to shake off drowsiness suddenly; to have one's light sleep or drowsiness disturbed suddenly; to awake suddenly; to shake off one's reverie suddenly; to be suddenly disturbed in one's reverie; to come to one's senses suddenly. 35)

(p. 341) caccaḍ়i a dry dish of spiced vegetables cooked in oil and often with fish-bones. 25)

(p. 351) calarēṇu zoospore. 15)

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

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

(p. 351) carmābaraṇa a leathern cover or jacket. 3)

(p. 347) canamana expressing vivacity or liveliness. চনমনে a. vivacious, lively, sprightly. 5)

(p. 341) cōḍ়ā broad, wide. n. breadth, width (চওড়ায় দু-মিটার). চওড়াই n. measure of breadth or width, breadth or width. চওড়া বুক a large or wide chest; (fig.) a courageous or generous or liberal heart. 4)

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

(p. 345) caturānana one who has four faces; an appellation of God Brahma (ব্রহ্ম). 20)

(p. 348) cappala a kind of sandals. 4)

(p. 346) caturdōla, caturdōlā a kind of litter carried by four bearers. 6)