چون چون chūṅ-chūṅ H s. (dakh.) Voice, song or chirp of a bird.

چرا charrā H s. m. Thunder.

چپڙا chapṛā H s. m. 1. A kind of lac. 2. Clear land.

چکسوني chaksūnī H s. f. The name of a grass.

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

چـﮩون chahūṅ चतुर् S̱. adj. Four. چـﮩون اور chahūṅ-or, adv. On all sides. چـﮩون چکريا دس chahūṅ-chakr or -dis (चतुश्चक्र or चतुर्दिशा) Circumjacent, all around. ¶ chhoṅ (plur. of چهـ) The six.

چنوٿي chunauṭī H s. f. 1. Encouraging troops in the time of battle (for which purpose there is an officer in Indian armies). 2. Selecting from an army the fittest men for a desperate enterprise. 3. A practice which formerly pre- vailed at Benares. (On the 11th of Jeṭh, shukl-paksh̤, the inhabitants were wont to swim across the river, and forming themselves into two parties, to fight with swords, clubs, &c.).

چهيڙا chheṛā H (from چهيڙنا q. v.) s. m. Touch, &c.

چودوانسا chodwāṅsā H adj. Libidinous, whorish.

چيت chet S̱. (from چيتنا) s. m. Memory, remem- brance, thought, perception, consciousness, cir- cumspection.