– Ch – Concise Pali-english Dictionary

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cha : [adj.] six.

chakana : [nt.] the dung of animals.

chakalaka : [m.] a he-goat.

chakka : [nt.] a set of six.

chakkhattuṃ : [adv.] six times.

chagalaka : [m.] a he-goat.

chacattāḷīsati : [f.] forty-six.

chaṭṭha : [adj.] sixth.

chaṭṭhī : [f.] the sixth case, i.e., Genetive.

chaḍḍaka : [adj.] thrower; remover.

chaḍḍana : [nt.] throwing away; rejection.

chaḍḍanīya : [adj.] fit to be thrown away.

chaḍḍāpita : [pp. of chaḍḍāpeti] caused to throw away.

chaḍḍāpeti : [caus. of chaḍḍeti] causes to throw away; causes to abandon; causes to reject; causes to leave.

chaḍḍāpetvā : [abs. of chaḍḍāpeti] having caused to throw away.

chaḍḍāpesi : [aor. of chaḍḍāpeti] caused to throw away.

chaḍḍita : [pp. of chaḍḍeti] abandoned; rejected; leaved.

chaḍḍitabhāva : [m.] the fact of throwing away or leaving aside.

chaḍḍiya : [adj.] to be rejected or thrown away.

chaḍḍīyati : [pass. of chaḍḍeti] is abandoned.

chaḍḍetabba : [pt.p. of chaḍḍeti] should be abandoned.

chaḍḍeti : [chaḍḍ + e] throws away; abandons; rejects; leaves.

chaḍḍetvā : [abs. of chaḍḍeti] having abandoned; having rejected; having left.

chaḍḍenta : [pr.p. of chaḍḍeti] abandoning; rejecting.

chaḍḍesi : [aor. of chaḍḍeti] abandoned; rejected; leaved.

chaṇa : [m.] a festival.

chaṇadivasa : [m.] festival day.

chatta : [nt.] umbrella; sunshade; the royal canopy.

chattakāra : [m.] maker of sunshades.

chattagāhaka : [m.] one who carries his master’s sunshade.

chattadaṇḍa : [f.] the handle of a sunshade.

chattanāḷi : [f.] the handle of a sunshade.

chattapāṇī : [m.] one who carries an umbrella.

chattamaṅgala : [nt.] coronation festival; pinnacle raising of a pagoda.

chattiṃsati : [f.] thirty-six.

chattiṃsā : [f.] thirty-six.

chattussāpana : [nt.] raising of the royal canopy, i.e.; to occupy the throne.

chada : [m.] (in cpds.) anything that covers; a veil.

chadana : [nt.] a thatch; a roof; a cover. || chādana (nt.), covering; clothing; concealment. chādanā (f.) covering; clothing; concealment.

chadaniṭṭhakā : tile.

chaddanta : [adj.] having six tusks. (m.) name of a great lake and a race of elephants.

chaddikā : [f.] vomiting.

chaddhā : [adv.] in six ways.

chadvārika : [adj.] belonging to the six outlets of the senses.

chadhā : [adv.] in six ways.

chanaka : [nt.] the dung of animals.

chanavuti : [f.] ninety-six.

chanda : [m.; nt.] (mano-group), metrics; prosody. (m.), impulse; will; wish.

chandaka : [nt.] vote; a voluntary collection.

chandatā : [f.] (in cpds.), impulse; desire for.

chandarāga : [m.] exciting desire.

chandāgati : [f.] wrong way of behaviour under an impulse.

channa : [adj.] proper; suitable. (pp. of chādeti) covered; concealed; thatched; given pleasure; relished.

chapaññāsā : [f.] fifty-six.

chappada : [m.] a bee.

chabbaggiya : [adj.] belonging to the group of six.

chabbaṇṇa : [adj.] consisting of six colours.

chabbassika : [adj.] existing throughout six years; six years old.

chabbidha : [adj.] six-fold.

chabbīsati : [f.] twenty-six.

chabbhaggiya : [adj.] belonging to the group of six.

chamā : [f.] the earth; ground.

chambhitatta : [nt.] stupefaction; consternation.

chambhī : [adj.] terrified; paralysed with fear.

chammāsika : [adj.] existing or enough for six.

chaḷaṃsa : [adj.] having six sides or coners, hexagonal.

chaḷaṅga : [adj.] consisting of six parts.

chaḷaṅsa : [adj.] having six sides or corners.

chaḷabhiñña : [adj.] possessing the six branches of higher knowledge. || chaḷabhiññā (f.), the six branches of super-human knowledge.

chava : [m.] a corpse. (adj.), low; miserable.

chavakuṭikā : [f.] charnel-house.

chavaṭṭhika : [nt.] a bone separated from a skeleton.

chavaḍāhaka : [m.] one who officially burns the dead.

chavālāta : [(chava + alāta), nt.] fire brand from a pyre.

chavi : [f.] the outer skin; tegument.

chavikalyāṇa : [nt.] beauty of complexion.

chavivaṇṇa : [m.] colour of the skin; complexion.

chasaṭṭhi : [f.] sixty-six.

chasattati : [f.] seventy-six.

chāta : [adj.] hungry. || chātā (f.) the state of being hungry.

chātaka : [nt.] hunger; famine.

chātajjhatta : [adj.] hungry.

chādanīya : [pt.p. of chādeti] fit to be covered.

chādayamāna : [pr.p. of chādiya] covering; concealing.

chādita : [pp. of chādiya] covered; concealed.

chādiya : [abs. of chādiya] having covered; having concealed.

chādetabba : [pt.p. of chādeti] fit to be covered.

chādeti : [chad + e] covers; conceals; thatches; gives pleasure; relishes.

chādetvā : [abs. of chādiya] having covered; having concealed.

chādenta : [pr.p. of chādiya] covering; concealing.

chādesi : [aor. of chādiya] covered; concealed.

chāpa : [m.] the young one of animal.

chāpaka : [m.] the young one of animal.

chāyamāna : [nt.] the measuring of shadow.

chāyarūpa : [nt.] a photograph; portrait.

chāyā : [f.] shade; shadow.

chārikā : [f.] ashes.

chāha : [nt.] six days.

chiggala : [nt.] a hole.

chijjati : [pass. of chindati] is cut, broken or severed.

chijjanta : [pr.p. of chijjati] breaking.

chijjamāna : [pr.p. of chijjati] breaking.

chijji : [aor. of chijjati] was broken.

chijjitvā : [abs. of chijjati] having been broken.

chijjiya : [abs. of chijjati] having broken.

chida : (in cpds.), breaking; cutting; destroying: bandhanacchida = one who breaks or cuts the bond.

chidda : [nt.] a hole; a fissure; fault; defect. (adj.), having fissures; perforated; faulty.

chiddaka : [adj.] having holes or poses.

chiddagavesī : [adj.] looking for others’ faults or weak points.

chiddāvacchiddaka : [adj.] full of breaches and holes.

chiddita : [adj.] perforated; bored through.

chindati : [chid + ṃ + a] cuts; severs; destroys.

chindanta : [pr.p. of chindati] cutting; destroying.

chindamāna : [pr.p. of chindati] cutting; destroying.

chindāpīyati : [v.] causes to be cut.

chindi : [aor. of chindati] cut; destroyed.

chinditvā : [abs. of chindati] having cut; having destroyed.

chindiya : [adj.] breakable.

chindīyati : [v.] is cut.

chinna : [pp. of chindati] cut; destroyed.

chinnanāsa : [adj.] one hose nose is cut off.

chinnabhatta : [adj.] famished; starved.

chinnavattha : [adj.] one whose garments are taken by force.

chinnahattha : [adj.] one whose hands are cut off.

chinnāsa : [adj.] without hope.

chinniriyāpatha : [adj.] unable to walk; a cripple.

chuddha : [pp.] thrown away; rejected; contemptible.

chupati : [chup + a] touches.

chupana : [nt.] touching.

chupi : [aor. of chupati] touched.

chupitvā : [abs. of chupati] having touched.

chūrika : [f.] a dagger.

cheka : [adj.] clever; skilful.

chekatā : [f.] cleverness; skill.

chejja : [adj.] fit to cut off; liable to break. (nt.), punishment by cutting off one’s limbs.

chettabba : [pt.p. of] ought to be cut off.

chettu : [m.] one who cuts; cutter.

chettuṃ : [inf. of] to cut.

chetvā : [abs.] having cut off or severed.

chetvāna : [abs.] having cut off or severed.

cheda : [m.] cutting off; severance.

chedaka : [m.] cutter; breaker.

chedana : [nt.] cutting; severing.

chedāpana : [nt.] causing to cut or break.

chedāpita : [pp. of chedāpeti] caused to cut or break.

chedāpeti : [caus. of chindati] causes to cut or break.

chedāpetvā : [abs. of chedāpeti] having caused to cut or break.

chedāpesi : [aor. of chedāpeti] caused to cut or break.