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).

رنڐ ranḍ एरंड S̱. s. m. The name of a tree. (Palma christi. Ricinus vulgaris). S. H. رنڐاپا ranḍā-pā, (from रंडा Widow) s. m. Widowhood. S. H. رنڐاپرو ranḍā-paro, (from रंडा Widow) s. m. Widowhood.

رهگرا rah-girā P (from رهگير rah-gīr) adj. Tending towards, taking the way (of).

رانده rānda P part. pass. (of راندن) Driven, driven out, rejected, expelled.

رموز rumūz A (or رموزات) s. plur. of رمز ramz, q. v.

رج रजः raj S 1. s. f. Dust; the farina of flowers. 2. Menses. رج منڐت raj-manḍit, Covered with dust. 3. s. m. Quality or pro- perty of passion, which produces sensual de- sire, worldly coveting, pride, and falsehood, and is the cause of pain.

روارو rawā-rau P s. f. Going, travelling.

رنيا riniyā S̱. (from ऋणी) s. m. f. A debtor.

ريگ reg P s. f. Sand. ريگ روان reg-i-rawāṅ,

روهني rohan-ī S or rohiṇī (रोहिणी) s. f. 1. The name of the fourth mansion of the moon, comprising Aldebaran and four other stars in Taurus. 2. (in mythology) The wife of Chan- dra or the moon. 3. The daughter of Rohaṇ, wife of Vasudeva and mother of Balarāma.