(p. 382) chēn̐ḍ়ākhōḍ়ā torn and worn-out, torn and ragged. 15)

(p. 379) chābbiśa twenty-six. ছাব্বিশে n. the twenty-sixth day of a month. a. (of days of a month) twenty-sixth. 10)

(p. 374) chaḍ়idāra a person who helps and leads pilgrims (usu.) on an uphill journey.

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

(p. 382) chēlē a boy; a lad; a male child; a son; (vul.) a person (মেয়েছেলে). ̃খেলা n. a boy's or child's play; a very easy task; act of trifling with; dalliance. ছেলেখেলা করা v. to trifle with, to play with. ̃ছোকরা n. pl. young men or chaps or fellows; lads. ̃ধরা n. a child-lifter, a kidnapper of children. ̃পিলে, ̃পুলে n. pl. children, kiddies; one's sons and daughters collectively (not necessarily minor ones). ̃বেলা n. childhood; infancy. ছেলেভুলানো খেলনা n. the child's toys. ছেলেভুলানো গান n. lullaby. ছেলেভুলানো ছড়া n. nursery rhyme. ̃মানুষ a. tenderaged; inexperienced; childish; young and inexperienced (cp. a greenhorn). ̃মানুষি, ̃মি n. frivolity; silliness; immaturity; childishness. ছেলেমেয়ে boys and girls; children; sons and daughters. 25)

(p. 382) chōlaṅga the shaddock. 42)

(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) chāta roof; ceiling. 18)

(p. 382) chōn̐cānō to wash the posterior after evacuation. 30)

(p. 379) chi fie. ছি-ছি n. reproach, upbraiding, abuse, condemnation. ছি-ছি করা v. to reproach, to upbraid, to look down upon, to condemn. 19)

(p. 377) chātiẏā (poet. & obs.) chest. 24)

(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. 375) chandēbandē by means fair or foul, by hook or by crook. 20)

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