(p. 907) rājēndra a great king; a suzerain; an emperor. fem. রাজেন্দ্রাণী the chief queen of a great king or suzerain; an empress. 45)

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

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

(p. 903) raṭā to be in circulation, to circulate; to be made public. রটানো v. to circulate; to make public. যা রটে তার কিছু বটে (fig.) there is some truth in a rumour. রটিত a. circulated, made public, noised abroad, reported. 2)

(p. 903) rasuna1 garlic. 68)

(p. 899) raṅgapriẏa fond of making fun or cracking jokes, jocular; given to drollery, drollish; fond of fun and frolics, frolicsome. 32)

(p. 913) rāsana gustatory. 14)

(p. 899) rōnā setting out, setting out on a journey; departure; despatch (ডাক রওনা করে দেওয়া). রওনা হওয়া v. to set out, to set out on a journey; to depart. রওনা করানো v. to see off, to despatch; to arrange for one's journey. 3)

(p. 907) rāmmistri a tinker. 16)

(p. 916) rēkhana cross. 30)

(p. 907) rā1 a shank of any animal taken as food; the hough, the ham. 11)

(p. 916) rubāiẏāta a collection of Arabic or Persian quatrains, Rubaiyat. 7)

(p. 912) rādhēẏa a son or foster-son or nursling of Radha (রাধা), generally used of Karna (কর্ণ) in the Mahabharata. 10)

(p. 912) rāba a kind of refuse or inferior treacle. 16)

(p. 903) rada2, radana a tooth. 13)