چـﮩ‍ل پـﮩ‍ل chahal-pahal H s. f. Jollity, merri- ment, cheer, mirth.

چهٿکني chhiṭkanī H s. f. A bolt.

چکونڐا chakaundā S̱. (चक्रमर्दक) s. m. A species of cassia (Cassia tora) esteemed a remedy for ringworms.

چنديلا chandelā S̱. (from चन्द्र) s. m. The name of a tribe of Rājpūts who claim descent from the moon.

چوکڙ chokaṛ H s. m. Husk of wheat, bran. ¶ chaukaṛ, adj. Good, well, fine, excellent.

چوبي chaube चतुर्वेदी S̱. s. f. A Brāhman acquainted with the four Vedas (see بيد bed or veda. Now, however, the term is applied to the descendants of such though not learned).

چونکنا chaunknā H v. n. To start, to boggle, to start up from sleep. چونک اٿهنا chaunk uṭhnā, To start, to wince. چونک پڙنا chaunk paṛnā, To bounce, to start up.

چمنستان chaman-istān P s. m. A flower-bed.

چانپ chāmp H s. f. 1. The lock of a gun. 2. The stocks, the rack. چانپ چڙهانا chāmp chaṛhānā, 1. To cock a gun. 2. To punish or torment by squeezing the ear with the lock of a gun.

چرخ charḵẖ P (Sans. चक्र) s. m. 1. A wheel (particularly, a potterʼs, or of a watermill, a well, or an oil-press). 2. The sky, the heavens, the celestial globe, the sphere. 3. Circular motion. 4. Turn, press. 5. Fortune, chance. 6. An hyena. جرخ اثير charḵẖ-i-as̤īr, The heaven of the stars. چرخ اطلس charḵẖ-i-at̤las, The crys-