(p. 355) cāra2 bait (used to entice or catch fish (পুকুরে চার ফেলা); the part of a pond where bait has been dropped (চারে মাছ আসছে). 31)

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

(p. 352) cāṅgā, cāṅā restored to health; invigorated; reinforced; refreshed. চাঙ্গা করা v. to restore to health; to reinvigorate; to reinforce; to refresh. চাঙ্গা হওয়া v. to gain strength; to come round. মন চাঙ্গা তো দুনিয়া চাঙ্গা (fig.) when the mind is happy, all is well. 54)

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

(p. 348) campā1 the name of an ancient Indian city. 21)

(p. 355) cāmacā a lackey, a servile follower. 24)

(p. 352) cāṅaḍ়, cāṅaḍ়ā a large lump; a large cold. 52)

(p. 347) catbāriṃśa forty. ̃ত্ n. & a. forty. ˜ত্তম a. forty-fourth. fem. ̃ত্তমী । 2)

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

(p. 359) cāhani a look, a glance. 6)

(p. 341) cakkara a wheel; (a spell of) rotation or revolution; anything circular or wheelshaped, a circle (ঘোড়দৌড়ের চক্কর); a round or circular mark (as on the hood of a snake); the hood of a snake (কুলোপানা চক্কর); a course or a spell of rambling or walking, going round (সে পার্কে চক্কর দিচ্ছে); circling (বিমান খানি অবতরণক্ষেত্রের উপর চক্কর দিচ্ছে = the aircraft is circling over the landing field); (in games and tournaments) a round, a stage; (in polo) a chukker; reeling (মাথা চক্কর দেওয়া). বিষ নেই তার কুলোপানা চক্কর (fig.) futile rage of an impotent person. 15)

(p. 348) camaka flash (বিদ্যুতের চমক); amazement (চমক লাগা); alarm, fright; consciousness. চমক দেওয়া v. to flash; to strike with amazement. চমক ভাঙা v. to regain consciousness or come back to sense suddenly, to be suddenly freed from a rapt state of mind. চমক লাগা v. to be stricken with amazement; to be dazed. 8)

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

(p. 345) caturaśba four horses. a. drawn by or having four horses, four-horsed. 17)