چاک chāk P 1. s. m. A narrow opening intentionally left in clothes, a rent, a slit, a fissure. 2. adj. Rent, slit, torn, lacerated. چاک کرنا chāk karnā, To rend, to slit, to tear, to split, rip. چاک گريبان chāk-girebān, Having the collar rent, afflicted, sad.

چاليسي chālīs-ī S̱. s. f. Quarantine kept after the death of a relation, childbirth, &c.

چمک chamak H (from چمکنا) s. f. Glitter, splendour, flash, glare, gleam. چمک تمک chamak-tamak, s. f. Splendour, refulgence, glitter.

چهچڙيل chhichṛail H adj. Lean, skinny.

چونچي chūnchī चूचुक S̱. s. f. Breast, bubby, dug, nipple.

چپني chapnī H s. f. A lid, a cover, top (small). چپني بهرپاني مين يا ليکي ڐوب مرنا chapnī bhar panī meṅ (or leke) ḍūb marnā (lit. to drown oneʼs self in a saucer-full of water) To be greatly abashed. چپني چاٿني chapnī chāṭnī (lit. to lick the pot-lid) To be contented with little.

چومکها chau-mukh-ā S̱. (चतुर्मुख Four-faced) 1. adj. Having four burners, &c. (a lamp). 2. s. m. A lamp-stand with four partitions. 3. A kind of پٿا paṭā, q. v.

چـﮩ‍يا chuhiyā H (dimin. of چوهي) s. A little mouse.

چخي chaḵẖe P. (from چخ) Begone, away, avaunt.

چند chand चंद्र S̱. s. m. The moon. چندمکهـ chand mukh, s. m. Face bright or beautiful as the moon; adj. Having such a face. چندمکهي chand-mukh-ī, or چندبدني chand-badan-ī, adj. Having a countenance beautiful as the moon.