چويا choyā H s. m. 1. Husk of grain, the scale of a fish. 2. A hole dug in the sandy bed of a river which has dried up, in which water is found.

چهار chhār H s. f. A large clod of earth.

چيٿهي chīṭhī H s. f. A letter, &c. See چٿهي.

چپنا chapnā H v. n. 1. To be abashed, to be bash- ful in company, to blush, submit, stoop. 2. To be crushed or squeezed. ¶ chipnā (for چهپنا chhipnā, q. v.) v. n. To be concealed.

چهيتر क्षेत्र chh̤etr S s. m. 1. A field, land, plan- tation. 2. A pure or sacred spot, a place of pilgrimage (as Banāras, &c). 3. A geometrical figure. چهيترپهل क्षेत्रफल chh̤etr-phal, s. m. The measurement (or superficial contents) of a

چهتيسي chhattīs-ī S̱. (from چهتيس q. d. one who knows thirty six postures and pretends inno- cence) adj. f. Prude, prudish. S̱. چهٿ chhuṭ (r. चुट Divide: be little) 1. adv. But, except, save. 2. In compos. (contract. of چهوٿا) Little, small; as چهٿ بهيا chhuṭ-bhaiyā, s. m. Middling class of people. چهٿ پنا chhuṭ- panā, s. m. Childhood.

چوکساٴي chaukasāʼī H s. f. Attention, circum- spection, watchfulness, alertness, caution.

چت کبرا chitkabrā चित्रकर्बुर S̱. adj. Pie- bald, speckled.

چيپنا chepnā H v. a. To stick together.

چکرها chakarihā P. (from چاکر) s. m. A good servant, a person fit for (in want of) service, one habituated to service.