(p. 899) racita built; created; made; composed; written. 44)

(p. 903) rapta habituated, accustomed; acclimatized; thoroughly learnt or mastered. রপ্ত করা v. to be habituated or accustomed to; to be acclimatized to; to learn thoroughly. রপ্তে রপ্তে adv. gradually, slowly, by degrees. 20)

(p. 916) rēkāba1 a stirrup. 27)

(p. 899) raga the flat portion of either side of the head above the cheekbone, the temple. রগ টিপ টিপ করা v. to have a morbid throbbing of temples. রগ ঘেঁসে grazing the temple. ̃চটা a. a quick-tempered. 19)

(p. 899) rakama a variety, a sort, a kind; manner, fashion style, way; characteristic or habit (লোকটার রকমই ওই). adv. nearly or approximately, about (চার আনা রকম অংশ). রকম রকম, রকমারি, রকমওয়ারি a. of or in various sorts of fashions, various; assorted; different (রকম রকম লোক, রকম রকম রুচি). রকমসকম n. pl. (usu. dero.) ways, gestures or movements; symptoms (রোগীর রকমসকম). 8)

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

(p. 912) rābiśa rubbish. a. trashy. 19)

(p. 916) rōkha a stubborn resolve or desire; spiritedness; growth (গাছের রোখ). রোখ চাপা v. to be seized with a strong resolve or desire. রোখ দেখানো v. to exhibit spiritedness (usu. affected or impotent). রোখা, রোখালো a. of strong resolve; stubborn; spirited; exuberantly growing (রোখালো গাছ). 70)

(p. 916) rūḍh়i origination, emergence; fame; (gr.) power of conveying a conventional meaning not supportable by etymology or derivation. 13)

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

(p. 899) raṃruṭa a recruit. 6)

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

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

(p. 903) rasēndra mercury. 72)