چندرنا chandarnā H v. n. See چندرانا chand- rānā.

چراند chirānd H s. f. The smell of burning lea- ther, hair, &c.

چگلنا chagalnā H v. a. To eat without appetite.

چڙهندار chaṛhan-dār H s. m. A passenger, super- cargo.

چهچهوندر chhuchhūndar छुच्छुंदरी S̱. s. f. 1. Mole, musk-rat. (Sorex cærulescens: Shaw). 2. Squib. چهچهوندرچهوڙنا chhuchhūndar chhoṛ- nā, To backbite, to calumniate, to excite resent- ment.

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.

چٿني chaṭnī H 1. s. f. A kind of acid sauce (or marmalade). 2. adj. f. Voracious (woman).

چلم chilam H s. f. The part of a ḥuḳḳa which contains the tobacco and fire.

چپکانا chapkānā H v. a. To make adhere, to stick on. 2. To compress. 3. To threaten.

چرخ charḵẖ P (Sans. चक्र) s. m. 1. A wheel (particularly, a potterʼs, or of a watermill, a well, or an oil-press). 2. The sky, the heavens, the celestial globe, the sphere. 3. Circular motion. 4. Turn, press. 5. Fortune, chance. 6. An hyena. جرخ اثير charḵẖ-i-as̤īr, The heaven of the stars. چرخ اطلس charḵẖ-i-at̤las, The crys-