رفاهيت rafāhiyat A (from رفه To live com- fortably and at ease. Heb. To be at rest, to desist) s. f. Con- tent, affluence, enjoyment of life, repose, quiet, tranquillity.

رنـﮩٿ ranhaṭ H s. m. See رهٿ rahaṭ.

راک rāk S̱. s. f. See راکهـ rākh.

رام राम rām S s. m. The seventh Hindū incar- nation (see رام چندر Rāma-chandra); God. رام رام rām rām, A Hindū form of salutation. رام کـﮩ‍اني rām kahānī, 1. The rāmāyaṇ. 2. A long story. رام نامي کپڙي rām-nāmī kapṛe, s. m. plur. Garments worn by the Vaish̤ṇavas or sectaries of Vish̤ṇu, imprinted all over with the name of Rāma.

رفتگي rafta-gī P s. f. Going, departure.

روپ रूप rūp S s. m. 1. Countenance, form, shape, figure, appearance, face, picture, beauty, manner, mode, method. 2. Silver. روپ رس rūp-ras, Killed or calcined silver. روپساگر रूपसागर rūp-sāgar, Ocean of beauty. روپندهان रूपनिधान rūp-nidhān, Receptacle or abode of beauty.

رت rat S̱. s. f. Contract. of رات q. v. رت جگا rat-jagā (perhaps, for रात्रियज्ञ) Watching all night on religious occasions (a female cere- mony), vigil. رتوندها rat-aundhā, Blindness at night, Nyctalopia. رتوندهيا rataundhiyā, adj.

رکنا ruknā S̱. (r. रुध Confine) v. n. To stop, to be hindered, to be enclosed, to be prohibited.

روزينه roz-īna P s. m. Daily pay. روزينه دار rozīna-dār, s. m. One who receives daily wages.

راوي rāwī A (part. act. of روي) s. m. An historian, the author of a fable, romance, fiction, &c. nar- rator, relater. (Plur. راويين).