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Chai (chai) -- Silver.
Cheen (cheen) -- Flower.  Used as a verb, means "to bloom."
Cheencha (cheen-chah) -- Nectar.
Cheenveh (cheen-veh) -- Pollen.
Cheenwoch (cheen-wohch) -- Pollen allergy. 
Cheno (cheh-noh) -- Lock.  Used as a verb, means "to lock."
Chenoboon (cheh-noh-buen) -- Prison, jail.
Chenoboor (cheh-noh-buer) -- Verb; to imprison.
Chenoda (cheh-noh-dah) -- Key.
Chenor (cheh-nohr) -- Locked.
Chenoroo (cheh-nohr-oo) -- Prisoner, inmate.
Chibaboru (chee-bah-bohr-oo) -- God of the chiba plant in the ancient K'hyurbhi religion.  Even in those times when  the K'hyurbhi religion had not yet died out, the method of creating chiba balls was well known; their usefulness as a weapon was attributed to Chibaboru's power, a tiny bit of which was infused into each chibaguri seed, coming together when the seeds were tightly packed into a heavy, throwable ball. 
Chibaguri (chee-bah-goo-ree) -- Chiba plant; a plant native to Nummorro best known for its tough, spiky seeds which can be packed together to create the thrown weapons known as chiba balls.
Chibako (chee-bah-koh) -- Chiba ball; a mass of hard, spiky seeds from the chiba plant packed together tightly to create a dangerous throwing weapon.
Chich (chihch) -- Sugar.
Chicher (chihch-uhr) -- Sweet, sugary.
Chikta (chihk-tah) -- Syrup.
Cho (choh) -- Lip; region of face between the nose and mouth.
Choje (choh-jay) -- Mustache.
Choki (choh-kee) -- Niece or nephew.
Choo (choo) -- Bad, wrong, evil.
Choonorri (choo-nohr-ee) -- Verb; to trespass.
Choonorrioo (choo-nohr-ee-oo) -- Trespasser, intruder.
Choo'oh (choo-oh) -- Crime.
Choo'ohshio (choo-oh-shee-oh) -- Gang, mob, organized crime group.
Choo'ohshioo (choo-oh-shee-oo) -- Gangster.
Choo'oo (choo-oo) -- Criminal, evildoer.
Chooriboron (choo-rih-bohr-ohn) -- Tyrant, conqueror, corrupt leader.
Chooroye (choo-roh-yeh) -- Verb; to charge (with a crime), to accuse.
Chooroyeo (choo-roh-yeh-oh) -- Charge, accusation.
Chude (choo-day) -- Verb; to corrupt, to pollute, to contaminate.
Chudeo (choo-day-oh) -- Corruption, pollution, contamination.
Chull (chuhl) -- Difficulty, hardship, trouble.
Chuller (chuhl-uhr) -- Hard, difficult.
Chur (chuhr) -- Verb; to climb.
Churdan (chuhr-dahn) -- Ladder.
Churguri (chuhr-goo-ree) -- Vine.
Churoo (chuhr-oo) -- Climber.
Chuyii (choo-yee) -- Enemy.
Chuyuj (choo-yooj) -- Verb; to steal.
Chuyujr (choo-yooj-uhr) -- Stolen. 
Chuyujo (choo-yooj-oh) -- Theft.
Chuyujoo (choo-yooj-oo) -- Thief.
Chuzoha (choo-zoh-hah) -- Verb; to disappoint.
Chuzoha'oh (choo-zoh-hah-oh) -- Disappointment, disgrace.
Chuzohar (choo-zoh-hahr) -- Disappointing, disgraceful.
Codobo (koh-doh-boh) -- Valley.
Crah (craa) -- Crakunut tea; beverage made by drying, powdering, and boiling the inside of a crakunut fruit.
Crakunut (craa-koo-nuht) -- The hard-shelled brown fruit of the crakunutdarri.  Though their shells are incredibly tough, to the point where even Numnums and Blurbys have difficulty cracking them without some form of tool, the inner portions are edible and considered to be quite tasty when made into a beverage similar to tea or used as an ingredient in making pastries. 
Crakunutdarri (craa-koo-nuht-dah-ree) -- Crakunut tree; a broad-leaf tree with a fairly short but thick trunk common across the continents of Ummiboro and Blurbonazz.  These trees are unusual in that they are much more mobile than most plants and are carnivorous scavengers that feed mostly on carrion (and, if carrion is unavailable, they can hunt by flinging or dropping their fruit onto potential prey) rather than absorbing all the nutrients they need from the soil. 
Cuajir (koo-ah-jeer) -- Verb; to mate, to breed, to have sex.
Cuajiro (koo-ah-jeer-oh) -- Sexual intercourse.
Cuajishio (koo-ah-jee-shee-oh) -- Sexual orientation.
Cuajjer (koo-ahj-uhr) -- Sexual.

Cuasho (koo-ah-shoh) -- Female genitalia.
Cuombio (koo-ohm-bee-oh) -- Male genitalia, especially the penis.