چتا चिता chitā S s. f. A funeral pile.

چپنا chapnā H v. n. 1. To be abashed, to be bash- ful in company, to blush, submit, stoop. 2. To be crushed or squeezed. ¶ chipnā (for چهپنا chhipnā, q. v.) v. n. To be concealed.

چوها chūhā H s. m. A rat, a mouse. چوهي دان chūhe-dān, s. m. A mouse-trap. چوهي ماريا چوهمار chūhe-mār or chūh-mār, s. m. A spar- row-hawk, cormorant, a mouser

چوپا chau-pā S̱. adj. Four-footed. See چوپايه.

چورنگ chaurang चतुरंग S̱. s. m. 1. A prac- tice of the sword exercise. 2. Cutting the four legs of an animal off at one blow. چورنگ کاٿنا chaurang kāṭnā, v. a. To cut off the four legs of an animal at one blow. چورنگ مارنا chau- rang mārnā, To lose the use of the limbs by illness.

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

چوٿي choṭī चूडा S̱. s. f. 1. A lock of hair left on the top of the head, the hair braided behind, a cue. 2. Top, summit. چوٿي کا هونا choṭī kā honā, To excel, to be pre-eminent or unrivalled. See چونٿي chonṭī.

چـﮩکنا chihiknā H v. a. 1. Warbling of the nightingale, &c. 2. The sound of fireworks.

چلاو chulāʼo P s. m. A kind of dish.

چـﮩلنا chahalnā H v. n. To be fatigued, to tire.