(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. 375) chalachala expressing the noise made by running water (ছলছল করে বয়ে চলা); tearfulness (চক্ষু ছলছল করা). a. tearful, lachrymose, moist (ছলছল চোখে). ছলছল করা v. to become tearful. 33)

(p. 374) chakaḍ়ā-nakaḍ়ā utter disregard or neglect, utter disorder; utter waste or wastefulness. a. lying at sixes and sevens, lying pell-mell; utterly neglected or wasted. ছকড়া-নকড়া করা v. to waste by utter disregard or neglect; to waste utterly; to throw at sixes and sevens. 6)

(p. 377) chāda roof; ceiling. ছাদের ঘর an attic. ̃ক a. & n. one who or that which covers; one who builds a roof or thatches. ̃ন n. act of covering or roofing or thatching; a roofing or thatching material. 27)

(p. 380) chidra a hole; a slot; a pore; a perforation; an opening; a fault, a defect, a shortcoming (পরের ছিদ্র খোঁজা); a weak point. (শত্রুর ছিদ্রে ঘা দেওয়া). ̃দর্শী a. fault-finding. n. a fault-finder. ̃যুক্ত a. porous, perforated; leaky. ছিদ্রনুসন্ধান, ছিদ্রান্বেষণ n. act of looking for others' fault. ছিদ্রানুসন্ধায়ী, ছিদ্রান্বেষী a. fault-finding. ছিদ্রিত a. holed; perforated; bored; pierced; having a hole or holes. 9)

(p. 375) chān̐ki jāla a scoop-net, a dipping-net.

(p. 382) chēn̐caki a dry dish of vegetables cooked in a little oil. 10)

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

(p. 377) chātā1 umbrella: (coll.) brolly; parasol. 20)

(p. 375) chalākalā tricks and posturings; false gestures. 36)

(p. 375) chalita deceived, cheated; beguiled; hoaxed. 38)

(p. 382) chōn̐cā ludicrously greedy of food; given to ludicrous thieving of food. ̃মি n. ludicrous greed for food; practice of ludicrous thieving of food. ছোঁচামি করা v. to indulge in ludicrous greed for food or in ludicrous thieving of food. 29)

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

(p. 382) chōladāri a small triangular tent (esp. one used in the army). 43)

(p. 375) chōẏāla (dial.) a son, a child, offspring. 44)