راجپوتي rāj-pūt-ī S̱. (from راجپوت) s. f. Courage, prowess in war.

رهٿ rahaṭ H s. m. A wheel for drawing water with.

ريس rīs S̱. (from रोष) s. f. Anger.

رودن रोदन rodan S s. m. Weeping, crying, a tear, tears.

راسو rāsū P s. m. A mongoose (Viverra mungo), a weasel.

رسک रसिक rasik S adj. Witty.

رايتا rāʼetā H s. m. Pumkins, &c. pickled in sour milk.

رس रस ras S s. m. 1. Juice, humour, essence. 2. Flavour, taste, of which are reckoned six kinds, viz. sweet, sour, salt, bitter, acrid, astrin- gent. 3. Taste, sentiment or emotion, as an object of poetry or other composition: eight sentiments are usually enumerated, viz. (1.) शृंगार sr̤ingāra, Love; (2.) हास्य hāsya, Mirth; (3.) करुणा karuṇā, Tenderness; (4.) रौद्र raudra, Anger; (5.) वीर vīra, He-

ردا ridā A s. f. 1. A cloak or mantle (worn by Dervises). 2. An upper garment of fine linen unsewed (or sewed, if made of other cloth), reaching to the middle of the leg; any kind of cloak put on when going out.

روغني raug̠ẖan-ī P adj. Greasy, oily, buttery.