(p. 341) cañcu a beak or bill (of a bird). ̃পুট n. the cavity formed within the beaks when shut. 29)

(p. 355) cāraṇa2 a holy minstrel who sings the glory of a country or race or family. fem. চারণী । ̃গান, ̃গীতি n. song of the minstrel. 35)

(p. 355) cālācāli act of moving or circulating about (ঘুঁটি-চালাচালি, কথা-চালাচালি). 59)

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

(p. 346) caturbarga Dharma, Artha, Kama & Moksha, or virtue, wealth, love and final salvation: these four goals or pursuits of human life. 9)

(p. 341) caṭaka2 fascinating or spectacular show (বিজ্ঞাপনের চটক); glamour (রূপের চটক); attractiveness (রঙের চটক). ̃দার a. having a fascinating show; gaudy; apparently or falsely fascinating; showy; glamorous; attractive or spectacular. 33)

(p. 355) cāpaḍ়ānō to strike (chiefly repeatedly) with the open palm of one's hand, to slap or pat (chiefly repeatedly). 13)

(p. 344) caṭukē showy, glamorous, apparently attractive. 6)

(p. 359) cikitsanīẏa that which or one who is to be treated medically; curable, remediable. 22)

(p. 346) caturbhuja having four hands or arms; (geom.) rectilineal, quadrilateral. n. an appellation of Narayana (নারায়ণ) or Vishnu (বিষ্ণু); (geom.) a rectilineal or quadrilateral figure. 14)

(p. 341) caṭa1 expressing quickness, promptness (চট করে নিয়ে এসো). চট করে adv. promptly, quickly. 30)

(p. 351) calaccitra cinematograph, cinema; a cinematograph film, (pop.) movie. ̃বিদ্যা n. cinematography. 10)

(p. 348) campū a literary composition in which both prose and verse are used. 22)

(p. 344) caḍ়āt expressing: the noise of bursting or splitting or slapping. 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)