(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. 907) -rāja3 denoting: a king (গ্রিকরাজ); an excellent specimen (গজরাজ). 33)

(p. 899) rajasbalā in menses. 50)

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

(p. 907) rājaputa a Rajput. fem. রাজপুতানি a Rajput woman. 37)

(p. 914) ribhalabāra a revolver. 18)

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

(p. 899) ragaḍ়ānō to rub; to massage; to curry; to chafe, to fret. 21)

(p. 914) ruṭina a routine. ̃বাঁধা a. fixed by a routine, rigidly fixed or regular, routine (রুটিন-বাঁধা কাজ); (fig.) monotonous (রুটিন-বাঁধা জীবন). 43)

(p. 907) rān̐dhā to cook. a. cooked. n. cooking. রাঁধানো v. to cause to cook or be cooked. রাঁধাবাড়া n. cooking and serving at table. 22)

(p. 907) rān̐dhani1 a variety of parsley. 20)

(p. 912) rānā2 a balustrade or a raised terrance on either side of the flight of steps of a pond. 12)

(p. 914) rukhā1, rōkhā to get angry, to fly up in a passion; to be on the point of attacking, to be aggressive or affronting; to arrest the motion of, to stop (গাড়ি রোখা); to intercept, to obstruct, to check, to oppose the onset of (শত্রুকে রোখা). 33)

(p. 903) rasōttīrṇa (rhet.) having the intended flavour effectively established; acceptable as a work of art. 73)

(p. 899) raṅgiṇī jocular; gay, frolicsome; sportive; taking frenzied delight in (রণরঙ্গিণী); (loos.) wanton. 39)