(p. 916) rēkāba1 a stirrup. 27)

(p. 907) rājanya a feudal or tributary prince; member of a royal family. 36)

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

(p. 916) rōmakūpa a pore of the skin of the body. 81)

(p. 916) ruli a bangle for the wrist. 10)

(p. 920) rōmōdgama, rōmōdbhēda sprouting or growth of hair. 5)

(p. 899) rajanī the night. ̃কান্ত, ̃নাথ n. the moon. ̃গন্ধা n. the tuberose. ̃যোগে adv. at night, by night. 49)

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

(p. 916) rēḍiẏāma radium. 42)

(p. 899) raṅga fun; drollery; a practical joke, jest, banter; frolic; an entertaining show. রঙ্গ করা v. to poke fun at; to make fun (of), to make a song (of); to stage a comic show; to droll. রঙ্গ দেখা v. to see or enjoy fun; (fig.) to take delight in another's trouble, misfortune etc. রঙ্গ দেখানো v. to give an entertaining show; (fig.) to make one suffer for, to make one pay for, to punish deservedly, to pay one off. 28)

(p. 920) rōśanāi, rōśani light; illumination; lustre. 14)

(p. 903) rasāñjana stibnite; antimony; regulus. 54)

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

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

(p. 903) rasanēndriẏa the sense-organ of taste, taste; (loos.) the tongue. 52)