(p. 382) chōn̐ḍ়ā2 (dero.) a young man, a lad. 31)

(p. 380) chiṭamahala land or holding lying detached from the parent estate; an enclave. 7)

(p. 382) chuḍ়ā, chōḍ়ā to throw, to hurl; to cast, to fling; to shoot (তির ছোড়া, গুলি ছোড়া); to fire (বন্দুক ছোড়া). পাথর ছুড়ে মারা to pelt (one) with stones. ছোড়াছুড়ি n. act of throwing at one another; act of throwing continuously. ছোড়ানো v. to cause to throw or cast or fling or shoot or fire. 3)

(p. 377) chātalā a fine woolly or pasty growth usually caused by damp and dirt, mould, mildew; fungus; (of teeth) tartar; (of tongue etc.) a morbid or dirty coating; rust. 19)

(p. 379) chāpara a covering, a roof, a thatch. ̃খাট n. a bedstead fitted with rods for hanging a mosquito-net. 5)

(p. 377) chān̐ca1 eaves (of a roof or thatch); a pent-house. ̃তলা n. the space below the overhanging roof or thatch. 2)

(p. 374) chui the sixth day of a month. a. (of the days of a month) sixth. 4)

(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. 381) chimachāma smart and tidy, spruce, spick and span. 5)

(p. 381) chipachipē slim; slender; lean. 2)

(p. 375) chatri1 a wicker covering as of a boat. 12)

(p. 380) chiṭagrasha capricious, eccentric; a bit touched. 6)

(p. 377) chān̐danātalā a canopied place in the open where a Hindu marriage ceremony is held. 11)

(p. 375) chatrī umbrella-bearing; one who bears an open umbrella (as a regalia) over the head of a monarch or a person of importance or high status. 14)

(p. 379) chārapōkā the bug. 13)