(p. 916) rumāla handkerchief, (coll.) hanky. 8)

(p. 916) rūpāẏita embodied; shaped; (of a dramatic character) impersonated; invested with a concrete shape; narrated, depicted. 17)

(p. 903) rabarabā height of power and prestige. 24)

(p. 914) rugṇa sick, ill; diseased; sickly; emaciated or debilitated. fem. রুগ্ণা । 35)

(p. 913) rāmāẏaṇakāra the author of the Ramayana. 2)

(p. 903) raddi trashy (রদ্দি মাল = rotten stuff); worthless, good-for-nothing (রদ্দি লোক). 16)

(p. 903) rathō trashy (রথো মাল); good-for-nothing, worthless (রথো লোক). 11)

(p. 913) rāśīkṛta piled up, heaped up; collected, amassed, accumulated. 11)

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

(p. 907) rāji1 agreed, consenting; agreeing, ready. রাজি করা v. to make one agree. রাজি হওয়া v. to agree, to consent. 41)

(p. 899) raṅgacitra a cartoon. 30)

(p. 920) raupya silver, argent. ̃জয়ন্তী see জয়ন্তী । ̃নির্মিত a. made of silver, silvern. ̃ময় a. full of silver, silvery; made of silver, silvern. ̃মুদ্রা n. a silver coin. ̃মুদ্রাসমূহ n. pl. silvers. ̃মূল্যে adv. in exchange of silver; in exchange of silvers or money. রৌপ্যালংকার n. a silver ornament; (in pl.) silvers. 21)

(p. 907) rāji2 (used as a sfx.) a row, a line, a range (তরুরাজি, রোমরাজি, গিরিরাজি); a collection (পত্ররাজি). 42)

(p. 912) rānāra a (postal) runner. 13)

(p. 903) rasābhāsa (rhet.) a defect characterized by semblance of flavours or introduction of opposed flavour. 60)