(p. 907) -rā1 indicating plurality, -s or -es (ছেলেরা). 5)

(p. 916) rēṣārēṣi mutual envy or malice or grudge; mutual rivalry. 57)

(p. 907) rāñcitā lead-wort. 13)

(p. 903) rati2 the wife and consort of the Hindu love-god; sexual intercourse, copulation (also রতিক্রিয়া); (fig.) love, attachment; (rhet.) intent absorption of the mind. 8)

(p. 899) racaẏitā a builder, a constructor; a creator, a maker; a composer; an author, a writer. fem. রচয়িত্রি । 43)

(p. 899) ragaḍ়āragaḍ়i mutual or repeated rubbing or currying or chafing or fretting or importunating or higgling. 22)

(p. 903) rada1 nullified, revoked, repealed, stayed. n. nullification, revocation. repeal (আইনরদ); stay (নিলামরদ). রদ করা v. to nullify, to revoke, to repeal, to stay. রদের হুকুম stay order. 12)

(p. 916) rēkhita crossed. রেখিত চেক a crossed cheque. 32)

(p. 914) ripu2 an enemy, an adversary; any one of the six inherent vices or cardinal passions of man, namely, sex passion, anger, greed, infatuation, vanity and envy (collectively called ষড়্রিপু). ̃জয় ̃দমন n. conquest of an enemy; subdual of one's inherent vices. ̃দমন করা v. to subdue passions or inherent vices. ̃জয়ী a. one who has vanquished one's enemies or subdued one's cardinal passions or inherent vices. ̃পরতন্ত্র, ̃পরবশ, ̃বশ a. giving oneself up to one's cardinal passions or inherent vices. 15)

(p. 913) rāsana gustatory. 14)

(p. 914) risālā a cavalry. ̃দার, রিসালদার n. the commander of a cavalry, a risaldar. 24)

(p. 899) rakṣī a guard, a guardsman. 16)

(p. 899) rakṣōrāja a king of rakshasas. 18)

(p. 920) rōha, rōhaṇa act of riding or mounting or climbing. 17)

(p. 913) rāmāśyāmā any man in the street, Tom and Tim, Tom Dick or Harry. 4)