رگيدنا ragednā H v. a. To pursue, chase, hunt.

رحمان raḥmān A (from رحم) adj. Merciful, for- giving. (An epithet of God).

ريڙهي rīṛhī H s. f. A young mango.

رياضي riyāẓī A s. m. Mathematicks.

رابن रावण rāban S or rāvaṇa, n. prop. See راون. (It is said, that Vish̤ṇu, having an in- clination for war, occasioned a Brāhmaṇ to curse his two door-keepers जय and विजय wishing that they might be born on earth three times, returning after each time to their origi- nal forms of porters to the deity. By these means, Vish̤ṇu contrived to be nearly matched on earth, so as to have a good battle. They first appeared as Hiraṇyāksh̤a and Hiraṇya- kashipu; then, as Rāvaṇa and Kumbhakarṇa; and, lastly, as Sisupāl and Dantavaktra; in each of which characters they opposed the deity in different avatārs.

رانجها rānjhā S̱. (रंजन) s. m. A sweet- heart: Leander, the lover of Hero (who is called in Hindī Hīr).

راکب rākib A (part. act. of رکوب Heb. ) 1. s. m. A rider. 2. part. Riding, mounted (on a horse, ship, &c.).

روٿهنا rūṭhnā S̱. (from रुष्ट) v. n. To have a mis- understanding with a friend, to be cool, to quar- rel, to be angry or displeased.

روگي rog-ī S (रोगी) adj. Sick.

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