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

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

(p. 382) chuḍ়ā, chōḍ়ā to throw, to hurl; to cast, to fling; to shoot (তির ছোড়া, গুলি ছোড়া); to fire (বন্দুক ছোড়া). পাথর ছুড়ে মারা to pelt (one) with stones. ছোড়াছুড়ি n. act of throwing at one another; act of throwing continuously. ছোড়ানো v. to cause to throw or cast or fling or shoot or fire. 3)

(p. 375) chalacchala expressing rippling noise. a. making a rippling noise, rippling ('ছলচ্ছল...তরঙ্গা'). 32)

(p. 377) chāḍ়āna (pron. ছাড়ান্) release or exemption. 17)

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

(p. 375) chāuni2 a cantonment; a military encampment or base. 42)

(p. 382) chēttā one who cuts or cleaves or severs. ছেত্তব্য a. to be cut or split, to be cleft or fit to be cleft or cut. 20)

(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)

(p. 381) chuṭa1 a string for dressing hair; a fillet; a wearing cloth. 19)

(p. 382) chēka1 stoppage, remission, cessation, suspension. 18)

(p. 381) chimachāma smart and tidy, spruce, spick and span. 5)

(p. 381) chiẏāttara seventy-six. ছিয়াত্তরের মন্বন্তর the famine that occurred in Bengal and also in several other provinces of India in the Bengali era 1176 (1769 A.D.). 6)

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

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