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

(p. 341) cakrākāra, cakrākṛti wheel-shaped; circular, annular, round; (bot.) rotate, discoid. 17)

(p. 352) cāura publicized, circulated; current. 11)

(p. 355) cālāghara a thatched house or room, a thatch; a hut. 58)

(p. 344) caḍ়āibhāti picnic. 19)

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

(p. 352) cān̐dōẏā a canopy, an awning. 31)

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

(p. 352) cākurē working (চাকুরে মেয়ে = a working girl). n. an employee, a worker, a servant. বড় চাকুরে an officer (usu. a high-ranking one). সরকারি চাকুরে a public servant. 44)

(p. 348) camakānō to flash; to startle, to give a jolt or cause to startle, or to be taken by surprise. চমকানি n. a flash or flashing; startle, a start or surprise or jolt. 11)

(p. 341) cakamaki flint. চকমকি-বাক্স n. a tinderbox. চকমকি-পাথর n. flint-stone, flint. 9)

(p. 351) calanta moving, going, passing, running, in motion, on the move. 14)

(p. 355) cāpalya restlessness; fickleness; vivacity, liveliness; fluidity; wantonness; impudence, sauciness; talkativeness; levity; fleetingness; momentariness; rashness, imprudence. 15)

(p. 352) cākarāna a grant of land to a servant in lieu of salary. a. thus granted (চাকরান জমি). 37)

(p. 355) cālani a sieve; a strainer. চালনি বলে সূঁচকে তোর কেন ছেঁদা (lit.) a sieve laughs at the eye of a needle; (fig.) a man with countless defects laughs at a small defect in another, the pot calling the kettle black. 52)