چوٿ choṭ H s. f. 1. A hurt, a blow, bruise, damage. 2. Fall. 3. Spite, effort, attempt, assiduity, desire, wish, aim. چوٿ پر چوٿ choṭ par choṭ, One misfortune follows another, misfortunes come not singly. چوٿ باندهنا choṭ bāndhnā, 1. To defend. 2. To bind up the edge of a sword, &c. 3. To restrain by ma-

چهپري chhaprī H s. f. Puddle.

چهينک chhīnk छिक्का S̱. s. f. Sneezing, sneeze.

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

چين chīn P s. f. 1. Fold, plait, wrinkle, crease. چين ابروهونا chīn-abrū honā, or چين بجبين هونا chīn ba-jabīn honā, To frown. چين پرچين هونا chīn par chīn honā, To become wrinkled from fat. چين ڐالنا chīn ḍālnā, To crease. چين لينا chīn lenā, To crumple. چين ماننا chīn mānnā, To acquiesce or submit to blame or loss. 2. s. m. China. (Sans. चीन).

چوک chauk H s. m. 1. A market. 2. A square of a city. 3. A court-yard. 4. A square place filled, at marriages and on other occasions of rejoicing, with sweetmeats, which after certain ceremonies are distributed. چوک بهرنا يا پورنا chauk-bharnā or -pūrnā, To fill a chauk or square with coloured meal, perfumes, sweet- meats, &c. on some occasion of rejoicing. چوک پٿا chauk-paṭṭā, A seat on which the people sit and eat in the chaukā.

چنور chaṅwar S̱. (चमर or चामर) s. m. The tail of the Bos grunniens, a species of ox, used to whisk off flies, &c. See چونري chauṅrī.

چراون charāwan S̱. v. a. See چرانا charānā.

چمڙنا chimaṛnā H v. n. To adhere. See چمٿنا.

چمکاؤ chamkāʼo H s. m. Glittering, splendour.