رنجش ranjish P (from رنجيدن) s. f. Grief, af- fliction. See رنج ranj.

روزن rauzan P s. m. A hole, a window.

ريجهوار rījhwār S̱. s. m. See رجهوار rijhwār.

رضا raẓā A or prop. riẓā (Heb. To approve, be pleased) s. f. 1. Consent, acquiescence, as- sent, good pleasure, will. 2. Permission, leave. رضاجوئي riẓā-jo-ī, s. f. Seeking the good plea- sure or approbation. رضامند raẓā-mand, adj. Acquiescing, consenting, permitting, wishing, willing. رضامندي raẓāmand-ī, s. f. 1. Consent, acquiescence, willingness, good pleasure. 2. Permission.

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-

ريت ret S̱. (रेतजा Bhāv. Prak.) s. f. 1. Sand. 2. Filings.

رکهوالا rakhwālā S̱. (from رکهنا) s. m. A keeper, guard, shepherd, cow- herd, goatherd.

راٿهوڙ rāṭhoṛ H adj. (dakh.) Strong, firm: see مضبوط maẓbūt̤.

ريت rīt S (रीति) s. f. Custom, usage, rite, habit, regulation, rule.

ريب raib A (from راب Heb. To doubt, to dispute) s. m. 1. Doubt, suspicion, scandal. 2. Necessity. 3. Bad fortune. بي ريب وريا