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.

ريڙه rīṛh H s. f. The backbone.

راوت rāwat H s. m. 1. A hero. 2. A sweeper (of a particular cast).

رام جني rāmjanī S̱. (रामाजनी i. e. रामा Pleasing, and जनी Woman) A Hindū dan- cing-girl, a prostitute.

روپيه rūpiya S̱. (from روپا) s. m. A coin so called. The Calcutta Sicca Rupee is worth two shil- lings, and the silver of it is better than English standard silver by 2 3/4 pence the ounce. By the regulations of Government passed in May 1793, it should weigh 179 2/3 grains (Troy wt.). (The inflect. of the sing. and the plur. nom. is ge- nerally made روپيي rūpiye, rụpiye, rụpaʼe or رپي rupai or روپي rụpai).

رکاو rukāʼo S̱. (from رکانا or روکنا q. v.) s. m. Hinderance, prevention, detention.

رکهوالا rakhwālā S̱. (from رکهنا) s. m. A keeper, guard, shepherd, cow- herd, goatherd.

رتجگا rat-jagā S̱. s. m. See under رت rat.

رونٿ ronṭ H s. f. Trick, subterfuge.

رد radd A s. m. 1. Rejection, repulsion, resist- ance, refutation. 2. (met.) Vomiting. 3. Re- turning, restitution. ردالعجز علي الصدر raddu-l-aﻌjz aﻌlạ-ṣ-ṣadr, The antistrophe, repeating at the end of a verse the same word with which it begins, or beginning another with the word which terminated the preceding; a kind of rondeau. رد بدل radd-badal, s. f. Argument, discussion, altercation, agitation, controversy. رد جواب radd-i-jawāb, A reply, rejoinder, retort. رد سلام radd-i-salām, Returning compliments. رد کرنا radd karnā, 1. To reject, disprove, confute, refute, repel, turn back. 2. To vomit. رد هونا radd honā, To be rejected or turned back.