(p. 916) rōcaka tasteful, pleasant to the taste; delicious, palatable; dainty. 72)

(p. 899) raga the flat portion of either side of the head above the cheekbone, the temple. রগ টিপ টিপ করা v. to have a morbid throbbing of temples. রগ ঘেঁসে grazing the temple. ̃চটা a. a quick-tempered. 19)

(p. 903) rasada provisions, rations (esp. of an army); food; (fig.) means or monetary resources (স্ফুর্তির রসদ). 49)

(p. 916) rēśa a lingering faint resonance of a sound or note gradually dying out; a feeling that lingers faintly before dying out completely. 55)

(p. 916) rūpī1 a kind of ruddy-faced monkey, the ape. 18)

(p. 920) rōẏā1 a juicy seed-vessel of any fruit, a replum, a legume, a pod. 6)

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

(p. 914) rui1 a kind of very delicious fresh water fish, (cp.) the trout. 29)

(p. 916) rēcaka purgative, laxative, aperient; (bot.) excretory. n. a purgative, a laxative, an aperient. 33)

(p. 920) rōmāñca horripilation, gooseflesh; thrill. ̃কর a. horripilant; thrilling; (loos.) horrible রোমাঞ্চিত a. horripilated; thrilled. 2)

(p. 916) runujhunu, runurunu, runajhuna, runaruna denoting: a sweet jingling sound as of the bells of a dancer's anklets. 6)

(p. 903) rasēndra mercury. 72)

(p. 916) rēstērā a restaurant. 61)

(p. 916) rūḍh় (gr.) expressing a conventional meaning not supported by etymology or derivation (রূঢ় শব্দ); (gr.) conventional and not supported by etymology or derivation (রূঢ় অর্থ); (pop.) rough, harsh, rude, haughty (রূঢ় ভাষা, রূঢ় আচরণ). রূঢ় পদার্থ an element. ̃তা n. roughness, harshness, rudeness, haughtiness. 12)

(p. 916) rēkāba2, rēkābi a small saucer or plate. 28)