چچورنا chachornā H v. a. To suck (a dry substance from which nothing can be obtained).

چ che or chīm, called also jīm-i-fārsī or jīm-i-aﻌjamī, the seventh letter of the Persian alphabet, sounds like ch in the English word cheek. It does not occur in Arabic. If used to denote a number, according to the abjad, it stands for 3, like ج (jīm). The permutations of the letter چ are the following; into ژ as کاژ for کاچ Glass, a pine tree; into ز as پزشک pizishk for پچشک pichishk, A physician or apothecary; into ش as کاشي for کاچي Made of glass; into ج as کاج for کاچ; and, arabistically, into ص as صين for چين China. This letter corresponds to च in Sanskrit, and when aspirated, or with ه affixed, to छ.

چيتنا chetnā S̱. 1. v. a. (चेतन r. चित Think, be sensible) To remember, think of, advise, reflect, be aware, perceive. 2. To recover the senses, to be roused. 3. s. f. (चेतना) Action.

چونچلا choṅchlā H s. m. See چوچلا chochlā.

چگن chugan H s. m. A plait or fold in a gar- ment.

چتربچتر चित्रविचित्र chitr-bichitr S adj. Of various colours, variegated.

چنوٿي chunauṭī चूर्णवती S̱. s. f. 1. A box for holding the lime used to chew along with betel. 2. A small spoon used to take out the lime.

چلان chalān S̱. (see چلانا chalānā) s. f. 1. Clear- ance. 2. Remittance.

چسنا chasnā H v. n. To burst, or split (as, tight cloth).

چچونڐا chichonḍā H s. (dakh.) See چچنڐا chi- chinḍā. چچونڐا هونا chichonḍā honā, To be still or motionless.