(p. 381) chiẏāśi eighty-six. 7)

(p. 380) chipa2 a fishing-rod, an angle, ছিপে মাছ ধরা v. to angle.

(p. 377) chān̐cakāra a moulder. 4)

(p. 374) chaḍ়ā1 to get scratched or grazed or bruised or flayed; to strip the skin or bark from. 17)

(p. 380) chiṭakānō to spatter (both t. & i.); to rebound, to fly off (only i). a. spattered; rebounded, flown off. 4)

(p. 381) chuṭa3 a commercial discount (ছুট বাদ দেওয়া); an omission (ছুট যাওয়া); a run (এক ছুটে). ছুট দেওয়া, ছুট মারা v. to run off, to spurt off, to bolt; to run away, to scamper off. এক ছুটে adv. in a run; in a breath. 21)

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

(p. 375) chatrakhāna scattered about in a disorderly manner, all over the shop; scattered about, strewn here and there; scattered to pieces. 6)

(p. 379) chālā a sack, a gunny-bag. 18)

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

(p. 380) chināla an unchaste or lewd woman, an adulteress; a strumpet, a whore; a coquette, a flirt. ছিনালি n. coquetry, flirtation. ছিনালি করা v. to coquette, to flirt. 12)

(p. 381) chipi a cork, a stopper. ছিপি আঁটা v. to cork, to stopple. 4)

(p. 381) chilā a bowstring; fringe of a piece of cloth, fringe of the sari worn by the Indian women. 11)

(p. 377) chānda2 (poet. obs.) manner, style, fashion ('বিনাইয়া নানা ছান্দে').