(p. 382) chōm̐ẏā to touch. n. touch (ছোঁয়া লাগা) a. touched, contacted; touching (আকাশছোঁয়া). ̃চ n. (usu. dero.) touch, contact, contagion, influence. ̃চে a. contagious. ছুঁয়ি n. mutual touch or contact; impurity caused by touch or contact. ̃নো v. to cause to touch or be touched. ̃লেপা n. act of touching the untouchable; impurity caused by the touch of the so-called untouchable. 32)

(p. 382) chuli nettle-rash, urticaria; a skin disease akin to ringworm. 8)

(p. 374) chaḍ়i a slender stick; a stick; a bow of a musical instrument; a walking-stick; (bot.) a spike (খেজুর ছড়ি). ছড়ি ঘোরানো v. to brandish one's stick; (fig.) to lord it over (a person), domineer, command undesirably. 21)

(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. 379) chāpaẏala (obs. & poet.) covered, veiled, concealed, hid. 6)

(p. 377) chān̐ci pure, genuine; indigenous (ছাঁচি কুমরো). ছাঁচি কুমড়ো, ছাঁচি পান, ছাঁচি বেত see কুমড়ো, পান and বেত respectively. 5)

(p. 379) chāpa a seal, a stamp; a print, an impression; a mark, a stain. ছাপ দেওয়া, ছাপ মারা v. to seal, to stamp; to print; to mark. 4)

(p. 381) chun̐ḍ়i (dero.) a young woman, a lass. ওঠ্ ছুঁড়ি তোর বিয়ে (fig.) a sudden call for an action esp. an important one, feverish haste. 15)

(p. 382) chōḍ় separation; act of leaving or giving up (নাছোড়) a. separated, detached, parted (ছোড় হওয়া). ̃ই v. (obs. & poet.) leave(s), give(s) up; discontinue(s). ̃ন n. act of leaving or giving up or discontinuing. ̃ব v. 3rd per. (obs. & poet.) will leave, will give up, will discontinue. ˜বি 2nd per. (obs. & poet.) of ছোড়ব । ˜ভঙ্গ a. stampeded; confused and disorderly; separated or detached from the bunch. 37)

(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. 375) chalanā, chalana deception, deceit, fraud; dissimulation; beguilement, double-dealing; hoaxing. ছলনা করা v. to deceive; to beguile; to hoax; to play (a person) false. 34)

(p. 375) chamachama expressing an uncanny or eerie sensation. ছমছমে a. uncanny, eerie, weird. 27)

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

(p. 375) chatra2 a line of writing (দু ছত্র লেখা); a foot of a verse. 3)

(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)