(p. 903) rati2 the wife and consort of the Hindu love-god; sexual intercourse, copulation (also রতিক্রিয়া); (fig.) love, attachment; (rhet.) intent absorption of the mind. 8)

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

(p. 899) rajana rosin; resin; gamboge. 48)

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

(p. 903) rasada provisions, rations (esp. of an army); food; (fig.) means or monetary resources (স্ফুর্তির রসদ). 49)

(p. 916) rūpōpajībinī a prostitute. 20)

(p. 903) raba a sound, a noise; a rumour. রব উঠেছে a rumour is in the air, there is a rumour. রব করা v. to make a noise. 23)

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

(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. 916) rēñca a wrench. 39)

(p. 903) randhita cooked; (rare) dressed. 18)

(p. 914) rikaśa, rikaśā a jinricksha(w), a ricksha(w). 11)

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

(p. 916) rēkhita crossed. রেখিত চেক a crossed cheque. 32)

(p. 903) ralā a cylindrical piece of a treestump. 43)