چنار chanār P or chinār, s. m. 1. A poplar, a plane-tree. 2. chanār, A circle stained by women on their hands and feet with ḥinnā.

چهيڙنا chheṛnā H v. a. To irritate, vex, excite, fret, trouble, disturb, molest, abuse, insult, ag- gress, to touch, handle, stir up, interrupt. 2. To play on a musical instrument.

چپي chup-pī H s. f. Silence.

چوداني chaudānī S̱. P. s. f. (چو Four, and دانه Grain) An ornament (formed of four pearls) worn in the ear.

چهمچهمانا chhamchhamānā H v. n. 1. To shine, to glitter. 2. To sound.

چنبر chambar P s. m. A cover (sar-posh) for the chilam of a ḥuḳḳa, a circle, hoop (of a tub, &c.), ring. چنبرگردن chambar-i-gardan, Stocks, pillory, necklace, handkerchief, dogʼs collar.

چوتڙ chūtaṛ H s. m. The backside, bum, buttock, hip, rump. چوتڙبجانا chūtaṛ bajānā, To be overjoyed. چوتڙسکوڙنا chūtaṛ sakoṛnā, To loiter, to hang back, to hang an arse. چوتڙسي کان گانٿهنا chūtaṛ se kān gānṭhnā, To speak in parables, to use far-fetched expressions.

چمٿنا chimaṭnā H v. n. To adhere, to stick.

چرچنا charachnā S̱. (see چرچا चर्चा charchā, sig. 3.) v. a. To perfume by smearing or plastering the body with sandal-wood, &c.

چوکونا chau-konā S̱. (चतुष्कोण) adj. Four- cornered, square.