چراند chirānd H s. f. The smell of burning lea- ther, hair, &c.

چهار क्षार chh̤ār S s. f. Ashes.

چدکڙ chudakkaṛ H s. m. A salacious person, qui coitu frequenti fruitur.

چاليسا chālīs-ā S̱. s. m. 1. A dimness of sight which is supposed to come on at forty years of age, and often to be removed on approaching the forty-eighth or fiftieth year. 2. The for- tieth year of any era, or of the century.

چرکٿا char-kaṭā S̱. (from चर Forage, and r. कुट or कृत् Cut) s. m. The person who cuts forage for cattle, elephant-keeperʼs mate.

چپا چپ chup-ā-chup H or چپ چاپ chup- chāp, 1. adj. Silent. 2. adv. Furtively.

چوبي chaube चतुर्वेदी S̱. s. f. A Brāhman acquainted with the four Vedas (see بيد bed or veda. Now, however, the term is applied to the descendants of such though not learned).

چوپا chau-pā S̱. adj. Four-footed. See چوپايه.

چنگهاڙا chinghāṛā S̱. s. m. See چنگهاڙ.

چپکنا chipaknā H v. n. 1. To stick, to adhere. 2. To spread or sink (as, ink on damp paper). 3. To be compressed. چپک جانا chipak jānā, v. a. 1. To be sold on account of its sweetness. 2. To fall in love at first sight.