(p. 899) rajata silver. ̃কান্তি a. as beautifully white as silver. রজত-জয়ন্তী see জয়ন্তী । ̃ধবল, ̃শুভ্র a. silver-white. ̃বর্ণ a. silver-coloured, silvery. ̃মুদ্রা n. a silver coin. ̃মূল্য n. price paid in silver coins. রজতাঙ্গুরীয় n. a silver-ring. 47)

(p. 916) rōpaṇa plantation; sowing. রোপণ করা v. to plant; to sow. ̃যন্ত্র n. a sowing-machine. রোপনীয় a. to be planted or sowed. রোপা v. to plant; to sow. রোপিত a. planted; sown, sowed. 79)

(p. 903) rambhā (myth.) one of the nymphs of Paradise; the banana, the plantain; the banana-tree. 40)

(p. 914) ruju2 straight; facing. 40)

(p. 907) rāmmistri a tinker. 16)

(p. 903) rabiula-āuẏala the third month of the Muslim calendar. 29)

(p. 920) rōlāra a roller. রোলার দেওয়া v. to beat or flatten with a roller, to roll, to use a roller. 12)

(p. 916) rēla1 a rail; a railway train or carriage (also রেলগাড়ি); a railway line, a railline (usu. রেললাইন); railings. রেলএনজিন n. a railway engine. ̃চালক n. a railway engine-driver. ̃পথ n. railroad, railway. ̃স্টেশন n. railway station. 53)

(p. 920) rōẏēdāda an award of a share; an award. সাম্প্রদায়িক রোয়েদাদ a communal award. 9)

(p. 899) rajana rosin; resin; gamboge. 48)

(p. 916) rē2 expressing; a call to draw attention (esp. in contempt or affection), ho, hoa, hey; surprise, pain, sorrow etc.; oh, ah. 22)

(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. 916) rēḍiẏāma radium. 42)

(p. 913) rāẏa1 a judicial pronouncement, a judgment, a verdict. রায় দেওয়া v. to deliver or pronounce a judgment. 5)

(p. 916) rūḍh়i origination, emergence; fame; (gr.) power of conveying a conventional meaning not supportable by etymology or derivation. 13)