رب rub P s. m. Juice, rob, sirup, jelly. (Adopt- ed in Arab. rubb, of which the plur. is ربوب rubūb or رباب ribāb). رب السوس rubbu-s-sūs, Extract of liquorice.

رسمسا rasmasā S̱. (see رسمسانا) adj. or part. Wet with perfumed essences or perspiration.

روجهـ rojh S̱. (Sans. ऋष्य or रिष्य) s. m. The painted or white-footed antelope. (Antilope picta).

رامسر rāmsar S̱. s. m. 1. The name of a wood. 2. The name of a kind of reed.

ربيع الاول rabīʼuﻌ-ḷ-auwal A The third month, and ربيع الاخر rabīʼuﻌ-lʼāḵẖir or ربيع الثاني rabīʼuﻌ-s̤- s̤ānī, The fourth month of the Muhammadan year. The 9th and 12th days of the former are festivals.

رام rām P 1. adj. Obedient, tame. 2. s. m. A domestick, one who receives orders.

رنجيده ranjīda P part. pass. (of رنجيدن) Afflicted, offended, grieved, displeased, vexed, chagrined. رنجيده خاطر ranjīda-ḵẖāt̤ir, Afflicted in mind, displeased, grieved. رنجيده کرنا ranjīda karnā, To afflict, offend, displease, grieve.

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.

رسيلا rasīlā S̱. (from रस Juice) adj. 1. Juicy, luscious. 2. Voluptuous, rakish.

رتواهي ratwāhī S̱. (from رات Night) s. f. 1. An attack in the night. 2. A concubine who comes at night.