(p. 382) chēn̐dā a hole, a cavity, a slot, a rent. ছেঁদা করা v. to make a hole, to bore, to perforate. 16)

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

(p. 382) chēn̐caḍ়āmi swindling, cheating; knavery; unwillingness to repay debts. 13)

(p. 380) chiṭakānō to spatter (both t. & i.); to rebound, to fly off (only i). a. spattered; rebounded, flown off. 4)

(p. 380) chiṭagrasha capricious, eccentric; a bit touched. 6)

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

(p. 382) chēdabindu point of intersection. 22)

(p. 377) chātima a large tree with digitate leaves. 23)

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

(p. 375) chā a young one of a bird and also of small animals (পাখির ছা); an infant, a child, an offspring (ছাপোষা). ̃পোষা a. burdened or encumbered with the responsibility of rearing several or many children on a small income; (fig.) meek and timid; fearful. 39)

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

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

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

(p. 374) chui the sixth day of a month. a. (of the days of a month) sixth. 4)

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