چاول chāwal H s. m. Rice (cleared of the husk and not dressed).

چواو chawāʼo चर्वणावाद S̱. s. m. A report, slander.

چناوٿ chunāwaṭ H (from چنانا) s. f. Plaiting, plait.

چيشٿا चेष्टा cheshṭā S s. f. Endeavour, appli- cation, exertion, motion, exercise, search, bodily act or function.

چنـﮩـ chinh चिन्ह S̱. s. m. Mark, spot, stain, scar, sign, symbol, token by which any thing is known, feature, signature. چنـﮩـ چڙهانا chinh chaṛhānā, To stigmatize.

چـﮩن chahuṅ S̱. adj. Four. See چـﮩون chahūṅ.

چنور chaṅwar S̱. (चमर or चामर) s. m. The tail of the Bos grunniens, a species of ox, used to whisk off flies, &c. See چونري chauṅrī.

چرسا charsā H s. m. A hide, a skin.

چکر चक्र chakkar S or chakr, s. m. 1. A whirl- wind or whirlpool. 2. A discus or sharp cir- cular missile weapon. (It was with this instru- ment, called सुदर्शनचक्र that Vish̤ṇu cut off the head of the Asur Rāhu, when, after churning the ocean, the Surs or gods, and Asurs fought for the amr̤ita or nectar). چکردهاري चक्रधारी chakr-dhārī, A peacock, Vish̤ṇu. 3. A circular course, the lounge (in manage). چکرکهانا chakkar khānā (dakh. i. q. فريب کهانا) To be deceived or tricked. چکرمارنا chakr mārnā, To wheel round, to whirl round. گهوڙيکوچکردينا ghoṛe ko chakkar denā, To lounge a horse. 4. (met.) A misfortune, scrape, per- plexity. 5. A side or quarter; as, چـﮩون چکرمين chahūṅ chakkar meṅ, On the four sides, on all sides. چکرورتي चक्रवर्त्ती chakr-vartī, s. m. 1. A universal monarch. 2. A title of Brāhmans in Bengal.

چينهون chīnnhauṅ S̱. v. a. To know, to recognise.