(p. 903) rasanā2 an ornament worn round the waist; girdle. 51)

(p. 899) ragaḍ় fun; a practical joke; drollery. রগড় করা v. to make fun (of); to play a practical joke. রগড় দেখা v. to see or enjoy fun; (fig.) to take delight in another's trouble, misfortune etc. 20)

(p. 916) rēhāi exemption; escape; acquittal. রেহাই দেওয়া v. to exempt; to let go unpunished; to acquit. রেহাই পাওয়া v. to be exempted (from); to escape; to be allowed to go unpunished; to be acquitted. 62)

(p. 907) rājā1 (poet.) to exist or be present esp. gracefully (রাজে, রজো). 39)

(p. 914) rui2 the white ant. 30)

(p. 912) rānāra a (postal) runner. 13)

(p. 907) rāisariṣā rapeseed; mustard. 9)

(p. 914) rukhā2, rukhu, rukhō dry; devoid of anything liquid such as curry or condiment (রুখু ভাত); devoid of oil, not sleek, dry (রুখো চুল, রুখো মাথা); not provided with food, without board (রুখু মাইনের চাকর). 34)

(p. 903) rasōdgāra (Vaishnava lit.) recollection of the flavour of a union. 74)

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

(p. 899) rañjikā of রঞ্জক2 । 60)

(p. 907) rākā the full moon setting in the small hours of the morning (usu. রাকাশশী); the night of such a full moon. 23)

(p. 916) rudrākṣa a kind of dried fruit which is used as a bead. ̃মালা n. a rosary composed of these fruits. 2)

(p. 903) ramaramā abundance, plenty; affluence; pomp, éclat, splendour. a. affluent, plentiful; bountiful (রমরমা ব্যাবসা). 36)

(p. 920) bauraba (Hindu myth.) a terrible hell. 22)