رانجهنا rānjhnā S̱. (रंजन) s. m. A sweet- heart: Leander, the lover of Hero (who is called in Hindī Hīr). H. S̱. راندپڙوس rānd-paṛos, s. m. Neighbourhood. P. H. راندنا rāndnā (Pers. راندن) v. a. To expel.

روٿها روٿهي rūṭhā-rūṭhī रुष्टारुष्टि S̱. s. f. Mu- tual coolness, misunderstanding.

رامپي rāmpī H s. f. A shoemakerʼs knife, a scraper. See رانپي.

رسام rassām A (adj. superl. of رسم) s. m. A de- lineator.

رمضان ramaẓān A (from رمض To be scorched by the sun; because when the ancient name given by the Pagans was changed, this month hap- pened in the season of greatest heat. Gol.) s. m. The name of the ninth Muhammadan month, during which they who profess that re-

ريح rīḥ A (from روح Heb. ) s. f. 1. Wind. 2. Odour, exhalation.

ريز rez P part. act. (of ريختن) in compos. Pouring, scattering, dropping, &c. as, اشک ريز ashk-rez, Shedding tears. درريز durr-rez, Scat- tering pearls. ريزکرنا rez-karnā, To begin to speak or talk (as, young birds). ¶ s. A draught or drop, a cup, a favour, mercy, desire, wish, a crumb, scrap, bit.

روداد rū-dād P s. f. Narrative, statement, ac- count, state, incident, occurrence, accident.

راني rānī राज्ञी S̱. s. f. A (Hindū) queen or princess.

رمدوپهٿو ramdū phaṭṭū H Populace, the vulgar. (Compound. of two names peculiar to the lowest ranks; as, in English, Tom, Dick, and Harry; or Tag, Rag, and Bobtail).