(p. 382) chyākaḍ়ā, chyākaḍ়āgāḍ়i a hackney carriage. 48)

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

(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. 375) chatraṇḍa a royal parasol and sceptre. 7)

(p. 380) chidyamāna in the process of being cut up or hewed. 8)

(p. 377) chāḍ়ā to quit, to forsake (সংসার ছাড়া); to put or take off or leave or change (কাপড় ছাড়া, বাড়ি ছাড়া); to give up (নেশা ছাড়া); to begin to move off or leave, to depart (গাড়ি ছাড়া); to release, to set free (চোরকে ছেড়ে দিয়েছে); to undergo remission, to subside (জ্বর ছাড়া); to exempt, to overlook (ছেড়ে কথা বলা); to get detached or disentangled, to come off, to loosen (জোড় ছাড়া, জট ছাড়া); to make louder, to raise, to open out (গলা ছাড়া); to post (চিঠি ছাড়া); to stop beating, to sink (নাড়ি ছাড়া); to bring forth, to lay (ডিম ছাড়া); to throw, to shoot (বাণ ছাড়া); to cast or slough off (খোলস ছাড়া). a. deserted (গ্রামছাড়া); bereft of, deprived of, separated from, evicted from (মা-ছাড়া, ভিটেছাড়া); set free, let loose (ছাড়া গোরু); abandoned by, forsaken by (লক্ষ্মীছাড়া); excluded from (সৃষ্টিছাড়া). n. release or exemption (ছাড়া পাওয়া). prep. except, without, but (তোমাকে ছাড়া চলবে না) ছাড়া-ছাড়া a. not thickly set, sparse; incoherent (ছাড়া-ছাড়া কথা). ̃ছাড়ি n. separation; parting; estrangement. ̃নো v. to cause to quit or forsake or put off or change or give up; to obtain release (আসামিকে ছাড়ানো); to cause remission; to detach or disentangle, to cause to come off, to loosen; to cause to make louder or open out; to cause to cast off. ছাড়া পাওয়া v. to get released; to get or enjoy an exemption. 16)

(p. 375) chabi1 glow, lustre (রবিচ্ছবি); beauty, show (মুখচ্ছবি). 25)

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

(p. 381) chipānō to slip, to give (one) the slip, to hide; to keep in hiding, to lie concealed. a. slipped away, hidden; concealed. 3)

(p. 381) chilima the bowl of a hookah, a chillum; a quantity of tobacco that may be smoked in a chillum at one time, chillumful (এক ছিলিম তামাক). 12)

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

(p. 381) chun̐cō the mole, the musk-rat; (fig. & dero.) a mean person. ˜মি n. meanness, baseness, rascality; pettiness, little-mindedness. ছুঁচো মেরে হাত গন্ধ করা (fig.) to sue a beggar and get a louse. ছুঁচোর কেত্তন (fig.) disgusting noise, hullabaloo, a state of noisy confusion, bedlam let loose. 13)

(p. 375) chamachama expressing an uncanny or eerie sensation. ছমছমে a. uncanny, eerie, weird. 27)

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