رونٿ ronṭ H s. f. Trick, subterfuge.

ربڙنا rabaṛnā H v. n. To fatigue oneʼs self, to run about fruitlessly.

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.

راي بانس rāʼe-bāṅs S̱. s. m. A kind of spear.

رمل raml A s. m. Sand. ¶ ramal, s. m. Geo- mancy, foretelling by figures, divination. P. H. رمنا ramnā (from رميدن) 1. v. n. To turn. 2. To roam, to go, to range, to wander. 3. s. m. A park or chase (for game).

ريوند rewand P s. f. Rhubarb. See راوند.

رساٴي rasā-ī P s. f. 1. Access, entrance, arriving. 2. Wisdom, quickness of apprehension, pene- tration, cleverness, skill. S. رساين रसायन (comp. of रस Mercury, and अयन A road, a going, r. इ Go) rasāyan, s. m. 1. Chymistry. 2. A medicine composed of mercury or other metals.

راحت rāḥat A (from روح Heb. To breathe gently, &c.) s. f. Quiet, repose, ease, tranquil- lity, pleasure.

رقيب raḳīb A (from رقب) s. m. A rival, ene- my, one who watches, a guardian.

رفتگي rafta-gī P s. f. Going, departure.