رجال rijāl A s. pl. (of رجل) Men. رجال الغيب rijālu-l-g̠ẖaib (by the Hindūs called योगिनी yoginī) s. m. An invisible being which moves in a circular orbit round the world: on the 1st, 9th, 16th, and 24th days of a lunar month, his station is in the east: on the 3d, 11th, 18th, and 26th, in the south-east: on the 5th, 13th, 20th, and 28th, in the south: on the 4th, 12th, 19th, and 27th, in the south-west: on the 6th, 14th, 21st, and 29th, in the west: on the 7th, 15th, and 22d, in the north-west: on the 2d, 10th, 17th, and 25th, in the north: and, on the 8th, 23d, and 30th, in the north-east. His influence on each day is especially exerted during nine ghaṛis, or three hours thirty six minutes, at the close of that tith or lunar day; and, in that interval, it is unfortunate to begin a journey towards the station of this being, or in such a direction as to place him on the right hand.

رپٿ rapaṭ H s. f. 1. Fatigue, hard labour. 2. Slipperiness. 3. Chase.

رازق rāzik A (part. act. of رزق) s. m. Sustainer, affording sustenance, a title of the deity.

رباطي ribāt̤-ī A. s. m. The keeper of a ribāt̤.

ريـﮩوپيـﮩو rehū-pehū H s. f. Abundance.

رديف radīf A (from ردف Heb. To follow) 1. s. m. A man riding behind another on the same horse. 2. s. f. The rhyming word of a poem. See under قافيه ḳāfiya.

رينٿ renṭ H s. m. 1. The same as رهٿ rahaṭ, q. v. 2. Snivel, snot.

رونٿيا ronṭiyā H (from رونٿ) adj. Treacherous.

روکهڙا rūkh-ṛā S̱. (dimin. of روکهـ) s. m. A small tree.

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