(p. 916) rēkhana cross. 30)

(p. 914) rudra the manifestation of Shiva (শিব) as a destroyer. a. furious, terrible; destructive.

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

(p. 903) rati1 the smallest measure of weight in India (=1.875 grains); (fig.) a very small amount. 7)

(p. 914) rāhā a road, a way, a highway; a means (সুরাহা). ̃খরচ. n. travelling expenses. ̃জান n. a highwayman. ̃জানি n. highway robbery. 3)

(p. 916) rūpī1 a kind of ruddy-faced monkey, the ape. 18)

(p. 903) rabāhuta one who has come uninvited at a feast on hearing a report of it; one who has come uninvited (and is unwelcome). 27)

(p. 914) ruji livelihood, living. রুজি রোজগার করা v. to earn one's livelihood, to earn a living. 38)

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

(p. 903) rambhōru a woman having thighs as wellshaped as banana-trees. 41)

(p. 907) rākhāla a cowherd; a herdsman. রাখালবালক n. a cowboy. রাখালি n. the profession or wages of a cowherd or herdsman. রাখালি গান a pastoral song, a pastoral, a bucolic. রাখালিয়া a. of cowherds or herdsmen; pastoral. 26)

(p. 899) ragaragē (of colour) bright; too deep and bright red. 23)

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

(p. 907) rāghaba a descendant of King Raghu (রঘু); Rama (রাম) of the Ramayana. ̃প্রিয়া, ̃বাঞ্ছা n. Sita (সীতা) the wife of Rama (রাম) of the Ramayana. ̃বোয়াল a monstrously large sheatfish; a man of high social standing who is a virulent extortioner of people; a leading criminal (who generally manages to escape punishment). রাঘবারি n. Ravana (রাবণ) the enemy of Rama (রাম) of the Ramayana. 30)

(p. 899) rajōbandha menopause; cessation of menses; change of life. 52)