(p. 899) rañjikā of রঞ্জক2 । 60)

(p. 899) raṅga fun; drollery; a practical joke, jest, banter; frolic; an entertaining show. রঙ্গ করা v. to poke fun at; to make fun (of), to make a song (of); to stage a comic show; to droll. রঙ্গ দেখা v. to see or enjoy fun; (fig.) to take delight in another's trouble, misfortune etc. রঙ্গ দেখানো v. to give an entertaining show; (fig.) to make one suffer for, to make one pay for, to punish deservedly, to pay one off. 28)

(p. 899) raṅgamañca the stage. 34)

(p. 899) raṅgarasa fun and frolics; wit and humour. 35)

(p. 899) raṅgabhumi a battlefield; a place of public contest, an arena; a wrestling ground; a theatre. 33)

(p. 899) raṅgapriẏa fond of making fun or cracking jokes, jocular; given to drollery, drollish; fond of fun and frolics, frolicsome. 32)

(p. 899) raṅgaśālā a theatre. 36)

(p. 907) rāṅā red, scarlet, crimson; fair-complexioned; flushed (লজ্জায় রাঙা); an elder, but (generally) lower in the scale of seniority (রাঙাদিদি). v. to become red or crimson, to redden; to become bright, to brighten; to flush. ̃নো v. to redden; to dye; to brighten; to cause to flush. ̃বাস n. a cloth dyed in red ochre; a scarlet cloth. ̃মূলো n. the red radish; (fig.) a handsome but worthless man. 31)

(p. 903) raddi trashy (রদ্দি মাল = rotten stuff); worthless, good-for-nothing (রদ্দি লোক). 16)

(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. 907) rājagi kingship; a kingdom. 35)

(p. 903) rasānō to make juicy; to wet; (fig.) to make interesting by adding spicy or savoury comments (রসিয়ে বলা); (fig.) to make deep appeal to or to steep in sentiment (মন রসানো). n. act of steeping in juice; wetting; act of polishing gold etc. 59)

(p. 916) rēkāba1 a stirrup. 27)

(p. 903) rati2 the wife and consort of the Hindu love-god; sexual intercourse, copulation (also রতিক্রিয়া); (fig.) love, attachment; (rhet.) intent absorption of the mind. 8)

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