(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. 916) rēstērā a restaurant. 61)

(p. 916) rōdana weeping or crying (esp. loudly), wailing. রোদন করা v. to weep or cry (esp. loudly), to wail. ̃শীল a. given to weeping or crying or wailing, lachrymose. 77)

(p. 914) rāhi a traveller. 4)

(p. 914) rui1 a kind of very delicious fresh water fish, (cp.) the trout. 29)

(p. 913) rāẏata a tenant of a piece of agricultural land, a ryot; a raiyat. রায়তি a. relating to ryots; (of agricultural land) settled permamently and hereditarily on a ryot; raiyatwari. 7)

(p. 912) rādhā, rādhikā (myth.) the lady-love of Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). রাধাকান্ত, রাধানাথ, রাধামাধব, রাধারমণ n. Krishna, the lord of Radha (রাধা). রাধাকৃষ্ণ n. Radha (রাধা) and Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). রাধাবল্লভি n. a small saucer-shaped pancake made of kneaded flour stuffed with spicy paste of pigeon-pea. রাধাষ্টমী n. the eighth lunar day of the bright fortnight of the month of Bhadra ভাদ্র), the birth-day of Radha (রাধা). রাধিকারঞ্জন, রাধিকারমণ. same as রাধাকান্ত । 6)

(p. 903) raptāni export. a. exported. রপ্তানি করা v. to export. রপ্তানি বাণিজ্য n. export trade; foreign trade. রপ্তানি শুল্ক n. export duty. 21)

(p. 916) rējāi a quilt; a kind of wrapper stuffed with carded cotton. 36)

(p. 899) rajaka a washerman. fem. রজকী, রজকিনী a washer-woman. 46)

(p. 903) rasida a receipt. রসিদ কাটা v. to write out a receipt. 66)

(p. 916) rudhira blood; (fig.) one's money. রুধির পান করা বা শোষণ করা v. to suck or drink another's blood; (fig.) to extract money oppressively from, to extort. ̃ধারা n. stream of blood. ̃পায়ী a. blood-sucking; (fig.) given to exacting money oppressively; extortionary. ̃রঞ্জিত a. smeared with blood, bloody. ̃স্নান n. (lit. & fig.) blood-bath. ˜স্রোত a stream of blood. রুধিরাক্ত same as ̃রঞ্জিত । রুধিরাপ্লুত a. drenched with blood, bloody. 5)

(p. 916) rōkā a short letter or note, a chit. 69)

(p. 914) rītyanusārē as usual; in keeping with the custom or practice or rule or form, customarily, conventionally, formally. 28)

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