ربڐا rabḍa H adj. Fatigued.

رکهـ ऋषि rikh S or r̤ikh̤i, s. m. A sage, a saint.

روٿ roṭ S̱. (from रोटी) s. m. 1. Thick bread. 2. (met.) Sweetmeats offered to Ha- nūmān.

رانگ rāng S̱. s. f. (रंग) Pewter, tin.

راماين रामायण rāmāyaṇ S s. f. An epick poem by Vālmīki, containing the history of Rāma. (Poems on the same subject and under the same title have been composed by other authors).

رگ rag P s. f. A vein, a fibre. رگ اترنا rag utarnā, v. n. 1. To be appeased. 2. To have a rupture. رگدار rag-dār, 1. adj. Veined. 2. s. m. Cloth in which the threads are uneven, so that some appear like veins. 3. A wicked brat. رگ ريشه rag resha, s. m. 1. Every vein, veins and fibres. 2. Every thing, all. رگ زن rag-zan, s. m. A surgeon, a bleeder, a phlebotomist. رگ چڙهنا rag chaṛhnā, To be obstinate, pettish or proud. رگ گردن rag-i-gardan, Pride. رگ مرنا rag-marnā, v. n. To lose virility, to become impotent.

رکت کوڙهـ rakt-koṛh रक्तकुष्ठ S̱. s. m. A kind of leprosy in which the part affected is red.

رهبر rah-bar P (comp. of ره Way, and part. act. of بردن To carry) s. m. A guide.

رضوان riẓwān A (from رضا) s. m. 1. Good plea- sure. 2. The name of the doorkeeper of pa- radise.

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