چوڙي chūṛī S̱. s. f. 1. (चूडामणि) Bangles or rings made of glass, &c. and worn on the wrist. See چوري chūrī, sign. 2. چوڙي دار chūṛī-dār, Drawers, or sleeves, made too long, so as to be crumpled into plaits. 2. (dakh.) See ريزه reza.

چمٿانا chimṭānā H v. n. To adhere, to cling to.

چمانا chumānā S̱. (from चुंबन or caus. of چومنا) v. a. To cause to kiss.

چبهونا chubhonā H v. a. See چبهانا chubhānā.

چوندهي chondhī H s. f. Dimness, dulness of sight.

چل مردان chil-mardān P s. m. The leather fixed to the vacant part of the tree of a saddle.

چهاندا chhāndā H s. m. Share, part (among fa- ḳīrs).

چاهک chāhak S̱. (from چاهنا) adj. Affectionate.

چ che or chīm, called also jīm-i-fārsī or jīm-i-aﻌjamī, the seventh letter of the Persian alphabet, sounds like ch in the English word cheek. It does not occur in Arabic. If used to denote a number, according to the abjad, it stands for 3, like ج (jīm). The permutations of the letter چ are the following; into ژ as کاژ for کاچ Glass, a pine tree; into ز as پزشک pizishk for پچشک pichishk, A physician or apothecary; into ش as کاشي for کاچي Made of glass; into ج as کاج for کاچ; and, arabistically, into ص as صين for چين China. This letter corresponds to च in Sanskrit, and when aspirated, or with ه affixed, to छ.

چينچي chenchī H s. f. A needle-case.