ران rān P 1. s. f. m. The thigh. ران تلي دبانا rān tale dabānā, (i. q. عاجزکرنا) To subdue, humiliate, make weak (?). ران سي ران باندهنا rān se rān bāndhnā, v. a. To guard or watch diligently. 2. part. in compos. (from راندن) Driving.

رٴيش raʼīs A s. m. Prince, &c. See رٴييس.

ريڙهي rīṛhī H s. f. A young mango.

رباني rabbānī A (from ربّ) adj. Divine, godly.

رهتي rahte H (from رهنا) part. pres. used as a s. m. (In the) remaining; in the presence, during, notwithstanding. H. S̱. رهتي جاتي rahte jāte (dakh. i. q. پس و پيش) Behind and before; hesitation, demur, eva- sion (?).

رنگارنگ rang-ā-rang P adj. Various, many-co- loured, motley, of many kinds.

روبکاري rū-ba-kār-ī P s. f. Proceedings (of a cause).

رٿ raṭ S̱. (from رٿنا) s. f. Repetition, iteration.

رجوگن रजोगुण rajo-guṇ S s. m. One of the three characters or dispositions assigned by the Hindūs to the human mind. They are 1. सत्व satwa, Goodness, benevolence. 2. रजः raja, Passion or love of sensual enjoyment or of pleasure. 3. तमः tama, Darkness, ignorance, delusion, promptitude to the vindictive passions. These are all exhibited in the Hindū Trinity: in Brahmā, raja prevails; in Vishnu, satwa; and in Siva, tama.

رين rain S̱. or ren (रजनी) s. f. Night.