(p. 346) caturmukha having four mouths or faces, four-faced. n. an appellation of God Brahma (ব্রহ্মা). 16)

(p. 345) caḍ়ānō2 to strike with the open palm of the hand, to slap. 2)

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

(p. 344) caḍ়āibhāti picnic. 19)

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

(p. 349) carānō to cause to graze, to tend or feed (cattle); (derog.) to direct or govern, to make a person do everything one wishes him to do, to lead a person by the nose; (derog.) to teach (ছেলে চরানো). 8)

(p. 355) cāpaṭi the posture of squatting or sitting on one's haunches with legs folded. চাপটি খেয়ে বসা v. to sit upon one's haunches with legs folded, to squat; to sit tight or immovably; to remain seated obstinately. 10)

(p. 347) candrāṃśu a ray of the moon. 11)

(p. 345) caṇaka chick-pea, gram. 3)

(p. 349) carbita chewed, masticated. ̃চর্বণ n. act of chewing the cud, rumination; (fig.) discussion of an old topic or repeated discussion of the same topic. চর্বিতচর্বণ করা v. to chew the cud, to ruminate; (fig.) to discuss an old topic or to discuss the same topic repeatedly. 20)

(p. 355) cāmara a kind of fan or a brush for fanning made of the hair of a yak's tail; a fly-whisk. ̃ধারিণী a. & n. fem. one who fans with the aforesaid fan or brush or fly-whisk. চামরী a. having this brush of fan. □ n. the horse. 26)

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

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

(p. 345) caṇḍālī, caṇḍālinī of চণ্ডাল । 8)

(p. 341) cakitanaẏana timid-eyed, timorous or bewildered looking, looking startled, awe-struck or panicky. n. timid eye, timorous or frightened look. fem. a. চকিতনয়না । চকিত নয়নে adv. with a startled and timid eye, with a startled and timorous look. 13)