رسي rase H adv. Softly.

رجوگن रजोगुण rajo-guṇ S s. m. One of the three characters or dispositions assigned by the Hindūs to the human mind. They are 1. सत्व satwa, Goodness, benevolence. 2. रजः raja, Passion or love of sensual enjoyment or of pleasure. 3. तमः tama, Darkness, ignorance, delusion, promptitude to the vindictive passions. These are all exhibited in the Hindū Trinity: in Brahmā, raja prevails; in Vishnu, satwa; and in Siva, tama.

ريجهـ rījh S̱. (from ريجهنا) s. f. 1. Choice, appro- bation, love, desire, wish. 2. Pleasing, satisfying. ريجهـ پچانا rījh pachānā, v. a. To conceal oneʼs gratification. ريجهـ پچاؤ rījh-pachāʼū, s. m. A person who conceals his inclination.

رغم rag̠ẖm A (Heb. To be indignant) s. m. 1. Looking down, shame, reproach. 2. Re- pugnance, abhorrence. 3. Contempt. رعم سي rag̠ẖm se, In despite.

ربڙ rabaṛ H s. f. Fatigue, fruitless labour, trudging.

راجسو rājsū राजसूयं S̱. s. m. A sacrifice performed only by an universal monarch, at- tended by his tributary princes (as in the case of Yudhish̤ṭhir and others).

رچ ruch S or ruchi (रुचि r. रुच Shine, please) s. f. 1. Desire, wish, avidity, desire of or plea- sure from eating. 2. Light, lustre.

راوٿي rāwṭī H s. f. A kind of tent (without boots).

روندهنا raundhnā H v. a. To trample on, to tread down, to ride over.

راهي rāh-ī P (from راه) s. m. A traveller, way- farer, travelling.