(p. 374) cha1 the seventh consonant of the Bengali alphabet. 2)

(p. 377) chāni4 hay or fodder for cattle. 37)

(p. 382) chēṣaṭṭi & a. sixty-six. 26)

(p. 382) chēn̐dō of no importance, airy, evasive (ছেঁদো কথা). ছেঁদো কথা n. meaningless, worthless or useless talk. 17)

(p. 379) chāla epidermis, scarf-skin; scarf; skin; hide; leather; bark (of trees). ছাল ছাড়ানো, ছাল তোলা v. to flay, to skin. 14)

(p. 382) chēn̐caki a dry dish of vegetables cooked in a little oil. 10)

(p. 379) chāpa a seal, a stamp; a print, an impression; a mark, a stain. ছাপ দেওয়া, ছাপ মারা v. to seal, to stamp; to print; to mark. 4)

(p. 374) chakaḍ়ā-nakaḍ়ā utter disregard or neglect, utter disorder; utter waste or wastefulness. a. lying at sixes and sevens, lying pell-mell; utterly neglected or wasted. ছকড়া-নকড়া করা v. to waste by utter disregard or neglect; to waste utterly; to throw at sixes and sevens. 6)

(p. 382) chyān̐ka expressing the sound of anything falling into hot oil or fat. ছ্যাঁকছ্যাঁক adv. expressing or indicating a slight temperature (গা ছ্যাঁক ছ্যাঁক করছে). ছ্যাঁকছেঁকে a. expressing or indicating a slight temperature. 46)

(p. 377) chānā1 to knead; to make into a paste by pressing with hands, to soften by kneading (কাদা ছেনে পুতুল গড়া). a. kneaded; made into a paste by pressing with hands, softened by kneading. 30)

(p. 377) chātu flour made of barely, pigeonpea, maize etc.; farina. ̃খোর n. (sl.) an upcountry Indian whose staple food is barley or maize. 25)

(p. 374) chakkā1 a spiced dish of vegetables cooked almost dry. 8)

(p. 375) chatradhara, chatradhārī one who holds an open umbrella (as a regalia) over the head of a monarch or a person of importance. 8)

(p. 382) chuli nettle-rash, urticaria; a skin disease akin to ringworm. 8)

(p. 375) chalanā, chalana deception, deceit, fraud; dissimulation; beguilement, double-dealing; hoaxing. ছলনা করা v. to deceive; to beguile; to hoax; to play (a person) false. 34)