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

(p. 380) chinatāi theft or appropriation by snatching. 10)

(p. 379) chārapōkā the bug. 13)

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

(p. 375) chāuni1 roofing, roof (খেলার বা খড়ের ছাউনি); an awning. 41)

(p. 374) chaṭarā a small bullet; a grapeshot. 12)

(p. 377) chānatā a perforated ladle, a strainer ladle. 29)

(p. 375) chatari roof (esp. of a carriage); a wicker covering (as of a boat); a frame on a cot for rigging up a mosquito-net. 2)

(p. 382) chēn̐caḍ়ā2 a dry dish of vegetables and fish-bones cooked in a little oil. 11)

(p. 382) chōbala a sudden stroke with nails or fangs or teeth or tongue. ছোবল মারা, ছোবলানো, ছুবলানো v. to strike suddenly with nails or fangs or teeth or tongue, to snap. 40)

(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. 382) chōlaṅga the shaddock. 42)

(p. 377) chātiẏā (poet. & obs.) chest. 24)

(p. 382) chēcalliśa & a. forty-six. 19)

(p. 377) chāga, chāgala the he-goat; the goat. fem. ছাগী, ছাগলী the she-goat. ছাগলদাড়ি n. a goatee. ছাগদুগ্ধ n. goat's milk. ছাগলনাদি,, n. dung-pellets of a goat. ছাগশিশু ছাগলছানা n. the young of a goat, a yeanling, a kid. ছাগলাদ্য ঘৃত an Ayurvedic (আয়ুর্বেদীয়) medicine prepared from the fat of a castrated goat. 13)