(p. 903) ramaramā abundance, plenty; affluence; pomp, éclat, splendour. a. affluent, plentiful; bountiful (রমরমা ব্যাবসা). 36)

(p. 916) rējagi, rējaki any coin less than a rupee in value; small coin, change. 35)

(p. 912) rādhācakra a merry-go-round. 7)

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

(p. 916) rēsta capital, funds; wherewithal; provision of money, shift. ̃শূন্য a. having no capital; out of funds; shiftless. 60)

(p. 899) ragaḍ়ānō to rub; to massage; to curry; to chafe, to fret. 21)

(p. 907) rā2 a word or sound of the mouth, an utterance. রা করা, রা কাড়া, রা সরা v. to make a (or any) sound by the mouth; to utter a (or any) word; to respond. সাত চড়ে রা না করা not to utter a word or complain or protest even when repeatedly slapped or hit. 6)

(p. 907) rājināmā a letter or deed of consent; (in law) a joint petition of rival parties consenting to compromise. 43)

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

(p. 903) rabhasa a strong upsurge of emotion; deep sorrow of grief; great delight, hilarity. 31)

(p. 907) rātārāti overnight; whilst there is still night; (fig.) within a very short time (রাতারাতি ধনী হওয়া).

(p. 903) rasātmaka (rare) juicy; sappy; humorous, witty; (rhet.) flavoury. 56)

(p. 916) rēka a wicker container for measuring grain (its capacity is usually about one seer). 26)

(p. 899) raṅina coloured; dyed; dapple, variegated; colourful. 26)

(p. 903) ramajāna the ninth month of the Muslim calendar, Ramad(h)an. 32)