(p. 912) rābaṇa Ravana, the arch-villain of the Ramayana. রাবণের চিতা (fig.) unquenchable fire; (fig.) ceaseless affliction. রাবণারি n. an enemy of Ravana. রাবণি n. a son of Ravana. 18)

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

(p. 903) rambhōru a woman having thighs as wellshaped as banana-trees. 41)

(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. 899) rajanī the night. ̃কান্ত, ̃নাথ n. the moon. ̃গন্ধা n. the tuberose. ̃যোগে adv. at night, by night. 49)

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

(p. 913) rāmāẏaṇakāra the author of the Ramayana. 2)

(p. 899) raja, rajḥ dust; (bot.) pollen; the menstrual flow; (phil. & theol.) the second of the three natural qualities of creatures, the quality characterized by activeness and spiritedness (usu. রজোগুণ). 45)

(p. 903) rambasa (geom.) a rhombus. 39)

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

(p. 914) ruju-ruju facing or confronting one another. 41)

(p. 899) raṅku a kind of deer. 27)

(p. 914) ruji livelihood, living. রুজি রোজগার করা v. to earn one's livelihood, to earn a living. 38)

(p. 914) riṣa envy, malice; grudge. 22)

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