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chaütho, i. 334 chaṇar, i. 148 ; ii. 22 chak, etc. (chakra), ii. 23 chanchalâ, ii. 24 chaṭak, ii. 32 chaṭâī, i. 215 chaḍ, chaḍh, ii. 43, 53, 64, 65, 69 chatur, ii. 132 chand, etc. (chandra), i. 297, 337, 338 ; ii. 21 chandan, ii. 17 chapkan, etc. (chap), i. 213 chab, chabb (√charv), i. 352 ; iii. 40 chabīc, i. 253 chamak, ii. 32 chamatkâra, ii. 33 chamâr, i. 183, 346 ; ii. 126, 165 chamârin, i. 183 ; ii. 165 chamelo, ii. 97 chamkâvat, etc., ii. 65 chamṛâ, i. 345 ; ii. 120 charu, ii. 37 charchâit, ii. 103 charyâito, ii. 104 chal, chall, etc. (√chal), iii. 34, 78 chalâvan, ii. 70 chavaṇī, ii. 19 chahuṇpnâ, i. 276 -châ, -chī, etc., ii. 276, 289 châṇ, i. 182 châṇvelo, ii. 97 chângalepaṇ, ii. 73 châṭuyâ, ii. 39 châṇḍiṇo, ii. 114 châṇd, i. 297, 337 ; ii. 21 châṇdalo, ii. 119 châp, châṇp, etc., i. 211, 212 châb, etc. (√charv), i. 352 ; ii. 68 ; iii. 40 châm (charman), i. 345, 346 ; ii. 61, 118 châmâr, i. 346 châmoṭâ, ii. 123 châr, ii. 132, 245 chârânī, ii. 20 châroṇ, ii. 245 châlaṇeṇ, etc. (√chal), i. 155 ; ii. 51 ; iii. 34 châlanī, châlunī, i. 133 châlis, ii. 137 châs, i. 210, 215 chiṭo, i. 336 chiṭṭh (√sthâ), i. 230 chiḍiyâ, ii. 159 chiṭo, ii. 29 chiṭṭî, i. 310 chiṇḍh, etc., ii. 118, 122 chiṇh, chiḥan, etc. (chiṇha), i. 358 ; ii. 94 chip, chipṭâ, etc., i. 212 chimkâṭu, ii. 64 chimṭâ, etc., i. 212 -chiya, ii. 289 chirṭâ, ii. 149 chirṇâ, *ib.* chishṭh (√sthâ), i. 230 ; iii. 34 chîk, ii. 91 chîḍ, ii. 191 chîṇṭ, i. 336 chîṭâ, ii. 29 chîro, ii. 30 chuk, iii. 224 chukauṭî, ii. 108 chuṭilâ, ii. 95 chuḍḍo, ii. 161 chuṇûk, ii. 44 chuṇâ, etc., i. 344 ; ii. 9 chuṇâvaṭ, ii. 65 chup, i. 212 churâ, i. 343 chuhanu, chûṇâ, i. 321 chûṇâ, etc. (chûrṇa), i. 343, 344 ; ii. 9 chûrâ, etc. (chûrṇa), *ib.* chengaraṭ, ii. 68 cheḍâ, chelâ (cheṭa), i. 240 ; ii. 9, 40 chepaṭ, ii. 68, 123 -cho, ii. 140, 276, 278 chok, ii. 247 chokh, i. 134 chonch, chonṭ, i. 134, 215, 297 chotho, i. 144, 334 chobâ (√charv), i. 352 ; iii. 40