(p. 346) caturmāsa the four monsoon months. 15)

(p. 348) camakadāra sparkling, glittering, glaring, scintillating. 9)

(p. 352) cākalā1 . a slice or slip (আমের চাকলা). 39)

(p. 346) caturtha fourth. চতুর্থাংশ n. one-fourth, a fourth part. চতুর্থী a. fem. of চতুর্থ । n. (astr.) the fourth day of a lunar fortnight, obsequial rites performed by a married daughter on the fourth day of the death of either of her parents; (gr.) the fourth case-ending. 3)

(p. 352) caśamā (a pair of) spectacles; an eyeglass; (coll.) specs. ̃ওয়ালা a. spectacled. n. a spectacled man; a dealer in spectacles and other optical goods. ̃ধারী, ̃-পরা a. spectacled; bespectacled. 5)

(p. 348) camakaprada startling; thrilling; amazing; too good to be true. 10)

(p. 346) catuṣpatha a junction of four roads or an intersection of two roads. 21)

(p. 352) cāgā to become vigorous, to gain strength; to become acute or more acute, to increase (ব্যথা চেগেছে); to rise, to spring up (মনে চেগেছে); to come into consciousness, to originate (বুদ্ধি চেগেছে). চাগানো v. to become or make vigorous, to gain or cause to gain strength; to become or make acute or more acute, to increase; to spring up or cause to spring up; to rise or cause to rise, raise; to come or bring into consciousness, to originate. 49)

(p. 349) caru an oblation of sunned rice boiled in milk with sugar and ghee. 14)

(p. 346) caturbidha of four sorts or kinds. fem. চতুর্বিধা । 12)

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

(p. 352) cān̐ci the scrapings of calcined milk or of some milk products or of sticky dross of other foods. 23)

(p. 344) caḍ়āō an attack, a raid, an assault. a. one who has attacked or fallen upon; attacked. চড়াও হওয়া v. to fall upon, to attack, to raid, to assault, to assail. 20)

(p. 348) cara3 a secret emissary; a spy; (astrol.) Mars. 27)

(p. 347) capacapa expressing drenched or slushy state. চপচপ করা v. to be drenched or slushy or sloppy. চপচপে a. excessively drenched or slushy or sloppy, dripping wet.