(p. 907) rājēndra a great king; a suzerain; an emperor. fem. রাজেন্দ্রাণী the chief queen of a great king or suzerain; an empress. 45)

(p. 907) rān̐ḍ় a widow; a prostitute; a concubine. রাঁড়ের বাড়ি a brothel. 17)

(p. 899) raṅku a kind of deer. 27)

(p. 907) rākṣasa (myth.) one of a non-Aryan anthropophagous race of India, a rakshas(a); a cannibal; (facet.) a glutton. রাক্ষস-বিবাহ n. a system of marriage in which the bridegroom abducts the bride or marries her by force. রাক্ষসী n. fem. of রাক্ষস । a. relating to rakshasas (রাক্ষসী মায়া). রাক্ষসী বেলা. the terminal ⅕th part of the daytime. রাক্ষুসে a. of or like a rakshas; monstrously severe or great (রাক্ষুসে খিদে); huge, gigantic, monstrous (রাক্ষুসে মুলো). 24)

(p. 914) rikta empty; devoid of, destitute of; extremely poor, indigent, penniless. রিক্ত করা v. to empty. ̃তা n. emptiness; destitution. ̃হস্ত a. empty-handed; fundless, broke, penniless. রিক্ত a. fem. of রিক্ত । n. (astrol.) the fourth, ninth and fourteenth lunar days of a fortnight. 10)

(p. 913) rāsana gustatory. 14)

(p. 903) raḍa a rod (esp. one of metal). 3)

(p. 916) rōn̐da a prescribed circuit (as of a constable), a round, a beat. রোঁদে বার হওয়া v. to go on a round, to patrol. 65)

(p. 907) rājība the lotus. ̃লোচন a. lotus-eyed; beautifully blue-eyed. 44)

(p. 907) rāḍh় the ancient name of the part of Bengal lying on the western bank of the Ganges. রাঢ়ী, রাঢ়ীয় a. of Rarha (রাঢ়). 48)

(p. 907) rān̐dhani2, rān̐dhuni (also masc.) a (professional) cook. রাঁধুনি বামুন a Brahmin cook. 21)

(p. 903) rasābhāsa (rhet.) a defect characterized by semblance of flavours or introduction of opposed flavour. 60)

(p. 912) -rātra (used as a sfx.) denoting: night (অহোরাত্র). 3)

(p. 903) rabarabā height of power and prestige. 24)

(p. 920) rōmābali a collection of hair; hair (collectively). 4)