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

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

(p. 914) ri a ring, a small hoop. 8)

(p. 913) rāśīkṛta piled up, heaped up; collected, amassed, accumulated. 11)

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

(p. 899) rakṣaka a protector; a defender; a guard, a guardsman; a guardian; a rescuer, a saviour; a preserver; a caretaker, a keeper; a maintainer; a depositor; a custodian. 10)

(p. 916) rēucini rhubarb. 23)

(p. 916) rēpha (র্) this sign on Bengali consonant letters to indicate a preceding-r sound; an upright antenna or hair on heads of some creatures (দ্বিরেফ). 47)

(p. 907) rājināmā a letter or deed of consent; (in law) a joint petition of rival parties consenting to compromise. 43)

(p. 912) rātryandha night-blind, nyctalopic. রাত্র্যন্ধ ব্যক্তি a nyctalops. ̃তা n. night-blindness, nyctalopia. 5)

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

(p. 914) ripu2 an enemy, an adversary; any one of the six inherent vices or cardinal passions of man, namely, sex passion, anger, greed, infatuation, vanity and envy (collectively called ষড়্রিপু). ̃জয় ̃দমন n. conquest of an enemy; subdual of one's inherent vices. ̃দমন করা v. to subdue passions or inherent vices. ̃জয়ী a. one who has vanquished one's enemies or subdued one's cardinal passions or inherent vices. ̃পরতন্ত্র, ̃পরবশ, ̃বশ a. giving oneself up to one's cardinal passions or inherent vices. 15)

(p. 907) rān̐dhani2, rān̐dhuni (also masc.) a (professional) cook. রাঁধুনি বামুন a Brahmin cook. 21)

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

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