(p. 380) chināla an unchaste or lewd woman, an adulteress; a strumpet, a whore; a coquette, a flirt. ছিনালি n. coquetry, flirtation. ছিনালি করা v. to coquette, to flirt. 12)

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

(p. 382) chumantara charms and incantations; magic. 4)

(p. 374) chaḍ়ā2 a rhyme (ছেলে-ভোলানো ছড়া = a nursery rhyme; গ্রাম্য-ছড়া = a folkrhyme); a set of things threaded together or arranged as if threaded, a string (গোটছড়া); a bunch, a cluster (একছড়া কলা); a spell of sprinkling or a solution for sprinkling (গোবর ছড়া). ছড়া কাটা v. to cap verses, to quote apt verses. 18)

(p. 382) chēni a chisel esp. a small one. 23)

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

(p. 375) chatrapati a king; an emperor; a title of the Maratha king Shivaji. 9)

(p. 382) chyākaḍ়ā, chyākaḍ়āgāḍ়i a hackney carriage. 48)

(p. 375) chalā to deceive; to beguile; to hoax. 35)

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

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

(p. 375) chatari roof (esp. of a carriage); a wicker covering (as of a boat); a frame on a cot for rigging up a mosquito-net. 2)

(p. 375) chaẏa six. 28)

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