(p. 903) rasāẏana a medicine prolonging life and curing disease, an elixir; chemistry. ̃বিদ a. versed in chemistry. n. one versed in chemistry, an expert in chemistry; a chemist. ̃বিদ্যা, ̃শাস্ত্র n. chemistry. রসায়নাগার n. a chemical laboratory. রসায়নী a. pertaining to chemistry (রসায়নী বিদ্যা); versed in chemistry. 61)

(p. 903) rata engaged in, employed in (পাঠরত); devoted to, attached to, addicted to (ভোগরত). 6)

(p. 912) rādhāpadma the sunflower. 8)

(p. 907) rākṣasa (myth.) one of a non-Aryan anthropophagous race of India, a rakshas(a); a cannibal; (facet.) a glutton. রাক্ষস-বিবাহ n. a system of marriage in which the bridegroom abducts the bride or marries her by force. রাক্ষসী n. fem. of রাক্ষস । a. relating to rakshasas (রাক্ষসী মায়া). রাক্ষসী বেলা. the terminal ⅕th part of the daytime. রাক্ষুসে a. of or like a rakshas; monstrously severe or great (রাক্ষুসে খিদে); huge, gigantic, monstrous (রাক্ষুসে মুলো). 24)

(p. 899) rañjā (poet.) to dye; to colour; to please. 59)

(p. 914) rāhā a road, a way, a highway; a means (সুরাহা). ̃খরচ. n. travelling expenses. ̃জান n. a highwayman. ̃জানি n. highway robbery. 3)

(p. 912) rānā2 a balustrade or a raised terrance on either side of the flight of steps of a pond. 12)

(p. 903) raẏāni the singing of the mythological story of Manasa (মনসা). 42)

(p. 916) rudhira blood; (fig.) one's money. রুধির পান করা বা শোষণ করা v. to suck or drink another's blood; (fig.) to extract money oppressively from, to extort. ̃ধারা n. stream of blood. ̃পায়ী a. blood-sucking; (fig.) given to exacting money oppressively; extortionary. ̃রঞ্জিত a. smeared with blood, bloody. ̃স্নান n. (lit. & fig.) blood-bath. ˜স্রোত a stream of blood. রুধিরাক্ত same as ̃রঞ্জিত । রুধিরাপ্লুত a. drenched with blood, bloody. 5)

(p. 916) rēphāri a referee. 48)

(p. 916) rudrākṣa a kind of dried fruit which is used as a bead. ̃মালা n. a rosary composed of these fruits. 2)

(p. 913) rāẏata a tenant of a piece of agricultural land, a ryot; a raiyat. রায়তি a. relating to ryots; (of agricultural land) settled permamently and hereditarily on a ryot; raiyatwari. 7)

(p. 903) ramaṇīẏa delightful; beautiful, pleasant. 35)

(p. 914) rītyanusārē as usual; in keeping with the custom or practice or rule or form, customarily, conventionally, formally. 28)

(p. 903) rabāhuta one who has come uninvited at a feast on hearing a report of it; one who has come uninvited (and is unwelcome). 27)