چاک chāk P 1. s. m. A narrow opening intentionally left in clothes, a rent, a slit, a fissure. 2. adj. Rent, slit, torn, lacerated. چاک کرنا chāk karnā, To rend, to slit, to tear, to split, rip. چاک گريبان chāk-girebān, Having the collar rent, afflicted, sad.

چاک chāk चक्र S̱. s. m. 1. A potterʼs wheel. 2. Rings of earth for forming a well. 3. A mill- stone, mill: see s̱. پاٿ pāṭ.

چاکر chākar P s. m. A servant.

چاکري chākar-ī P s. f. Service.

چاکسو chāksū P s. m. The name of a medicine (a small black seed).

چاکنا chāknā S̱. v. a. See چاکهنا chākhnā.

چاکهنا chākhnā S̱. (चाषण r. चष Eat, taste) v. a. To enjoy, to relish, to taste. S. چال चाल (r. चल Move) chāl, s. f. Gait, mo- tion, movement, pace, procedure, habit, custom, practice, method, way. چال پکڙنا chāl pakaṛ- nā, To prevail. چال چلنا chāl chalnā, To be- have. چال ڐهال chāl-ḍhāl, s. f. Gait, motion, procedure, manners, behaviour, breeding, politeness. چال ملنا chāl milnā, To smell a rat.

چکاچاک chakāchāk P s. f. The sound of the repeated strokes of a sword, dagger or mace.

کهينچاکهينچ khaiṅchā-khaiṅch H s. f. Pulling and hawling, struggle, scuffle.

کهينچاکهينچي khaiṅchā-khaiṅchī H s. f. Pulling and hawling, struggle, scuffle. H. S̱. کهينچا تاني khaiṅchā-tānī, s. (dakh.) Struggle, contention.

کچاکچ kachākach H s. (dakh.) See کچکچ kach- kach.