چير चीर chīr S s. m. 1. Rent, slit, strip. 2.

چونرا chauṅrā H s. m. An apartment under ground for grain.

چهيپنا chhīpnā H v. a. 1. To print cloths. 2. To push with the horn as a buffalo. 3. To draw up the rod in fishing.

چکوتره chakotara H s. m. A fruit of the lime kind, a citron. Pompelmoose, shaddock. (Citrus de- cumanus).

چهٿانک chhaṭānk षट्टंक S̱. s. f. The six- teenth part of a ser, two ounces.

چهول chhaul H (dakh.) Gayety, &c. See چـﮩل chuhal, sign. 2.

چوزه chūza P s. m. A chicken, a young bird. چوزه باز chūza-bāz, s. f. An old woman who keeps a young gallant, an old woman fond of striplings.

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.

چسکي chuski S̱. s. f. A mouthful of drink.

چري churrī H s. f. Dregs.