چكن

िचक्कण ćikkaṇ, िचिक्कण ćikkiṇa,adj. (f. -ī), Unctuous, oily, greasy, fat, rich; smooth, glossy, sleek; polished, clean, shining: slippery; slimy; emollient, bland, mild, soft; smoothfaced, smooth-spoken, plausible, specious;—beautiful; showy, gay; incontinent, lewd, wanton;—ćiknā, s.m. Oil, grease, fat:—ćiknā-bāsan, s.m.=ćiknāghaṛā, q.v.:—ćiknījorū, s.f A slippery wife:—ćiknā-ćāṅdā(S. ćikkaṇa+ćandra), adj (f. -ī), Beautiful:—ćiknā-ćupṛā, adj. (f. -ī), Oily, greasy; smooth-spoken, plausible; humorous, amusing; glossy, sleek; gay, decked out;—ćiknī-cupṛībāteṅbanānāor karnā, To use oily speech, to speak plausibly, to butter, to gammon, wheedle, flatter:—ćiknā-ćupṛārahnā, To be always decked out, to wear showy clothes:—ćiknī ćhāliyā,ćiknī ḍalī, s.f.=ćiknīsupārī, s.f. Betel-nut boiled in milk (and so prepared to be cut up and eaten with betel-leaf or pān):—ćiknī ṣūrat, s.f. Sleek-looking; prosperous, flourishing, affluent:—ćiknākarnā, v.t. To grease, to lubricate; to smooth, to polish:—ćiknāghaṛā, s.m. 'A greasy vessel'; one who is deaf to reason or admonition, an incorrigible person, a shameless person; an incontinent person, a profligate;—ćiknāghaṛābannā, To be or become incorrigible, etc.:—ćiknī-miṭṭī, s.f. Clay, potter's earth; loamy or clayey soil.