(p. 375) chatraka fungus; mushroom; a kingfisher. 5)

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

(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)

(p. 379) chāndasika versed in prosody or poetic metre. n. one who is versed in prosody. 3)

(p. 377) chān̐cakāra a moulder. 4)

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

(p. 375) chatri1 a wicker covering as of a boat. 12)

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

(p. 381) chuṭanta running, on the run; racing. 22)

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

(p. 375) chatrākāra shaped like an open umbrella; scattered about; scattered about in a disorderly (and usu. wasteful) manner, all over the shop. 11)

(p. 374) chaṭarā a small bullet; a grapeshot. 12)

(p. 379) chālana spicy curry. 17)

(p. 382) chōṭṭa (very) small, little, tiny; (very) short; (very) trifling; young. 36)

(p. 379) chāra ashes; (fig.) a contemptible thing, rubbish (কী ছার বলছ); (fig.) a contemptible person (সে কোন ছার); (fig.) the mortal body ('রাগ দ্বেষ মোহ লইয়া ছার'). a. base; contemptible. ̃কপালে n. (vul. in abuses) an unfortunate or illstarred man. a. unfortunate or illstarred. fem. ̃কপালী । ̃খার n. ruin, downfall (ছারখারে যাওয়া). a. ruined, downfallen (ছারখার হওয়া). আমি কোন ছার not to speak of a humble man like me. 12)