(p. 381) chila of the verb-root আছ or থাকা । 9)

(p. 377) chāni2 (law) a review of judgment. 35)

(p. 374) chaḍ়1 hide, skin (হরিণের ছড়). 15)

(p. 382) chēṣaṭṭi & a. sixty-six. 26)

(p. 379) chālana spicy curry. 17)

(p. 380) chiṭa1 a drop, a blob (কালির ছিট); chintz; a faint sign (পাগলামির ছিট); slight mental derangement, eccentricity, a fad or caprice. 2)

(p. 377) chātu flour made of barely, pigeonpea, maize etc.; farina. ̃খোর n. (sl.) an upcountry Indian whose staple food is barley or maize. 25)

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

(p. 381) chun̐ta touch, contagion, contact impurity caused by touching what is untouchable, contactile impurity; a defect, a fault. ̃মার্গ n. the Hindu system of untouchability; fear of being defiled by contact with so-called 'low-caste' people. 16)

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

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

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

(p. 375) chandōbaddha versified. ছন্দোবদ্ধ পদ metrical composition. 21)

(p. 374) chi a portable covering made of straw for a boat or hackery. 3)

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