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

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

(p. 379) chāpaẏala (obs. & poet.) covered, veiled, concealed, hid. 6)

(p. 382) churita besmeared, coated; entangled; inlaid, beset; bedecked; pervaded; involved. 6)

(p. 379) chāndasa a Vedic scholar or teacher. a. originating from the Vedas, Vedic; relating to poetical metre, metrical. 2)

(p. 375) chadma feigned, disguised, assumed, pretended; counterfeit, faked. ̃নাম n. assumed name, pen-name, pseudonym. ̃বেশ n. a disguise. ছদ্মবেশ ধারণ করা v. to disguise oneself, to assume a disguise. ̃বেশী a. disguised. fem. ̃বেশিনী । ছদ্মবেশী লোক an imposter; a person incognito. ̃বেশে adv. in disguise, incognito. 16)

(p. 382) chēn̐caḍ়ānō to drag along the ground esp. forcibly. 12)

(p. 375) chān̐kani, chān̐kanā a sieve, a strainer. 45)

(p. 381) chilamaci the rod of the hookah on which the chillum is placed, the chillumholder. 10)

(p. 380) chiṭa2 a fragment, a piece or portion. a. detached, separate (ছিটমহল). 3)

(p. 377) chātra a student, a pupil; a learner; a disciple. fem. ছাত্রী । ̃জীবন, ছাত্রাবস্হা n. student-life. ̃নায়ক n. a class monitor. ̃নিবাস, ছাত্রাগার, ছাত্রাবাস n. a students' boarding-house, a hostel. ̃বৃত্তি n. a scholarship; a middle school examination held formerly in Bengal. ̃সংসদ n. a students' union or association. 26)

(p. 377) chān̐dana act of encircling or tying round; act of binding the hind feet of a cow at the time of milking. ̃দড়ি n. the string or cord or rope with which the hind feet of a cow are tied at the time of milking. 10)

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

(p. 381) chun̐ḍ়i (dero.) a young woman, a lass. ওঠ্ ছুঁড়ি তোর বিয়ে (fig.) a sudden call for an action esp. an important one, feverish haste. 15)

(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)