رهوا rahwā H (from رهنا) s. m. A slave (not pur- chased).

رتهـ रथ rath S s. f. A four-wheeled carriage (not used for baggage), a coach, chariot, car. رتهـ بان rath-bān or rathwān (रथवान्) s. m. A coachman, charioteer. رتهـ باني rath-bān-ī, s. f. Coachmanship.

روجها rūjhā H adj. (An animal, or bird more par- ticularly) much teased by the insect روج rūj. S. روچک रोचक (r. रुच Shine, please) ro- chak, adj. A stomachick, something taken to excite appetite. S. روچهـ रूक्ष (r. रुक्ष or रूक्ष Be rough, severe) rūchh̤, 1. adj. Stern. 2. s. m. A violator.

رادهانگري rādhānagar-ī S̱. s. m. A kind of silk cloth made at Rādhānagar.

ريخ rīḵẖ P s. m. Thin excrement in diarrhœa. ريخ نکلنا rīḵẖ nikalnā, A term of abuse.

ريتلا ret-lā S̱. (from ريت Sand) adj. Sandy.

رفيق rafīḳ A (from رفق See رفاقت) s. m. f. A friend, ally, associate, companion, comrade, ac- complice, adherent. (Pers. plur. رفيقان).

رمدوپهٿو ramdū phaṭṭū H Populace, the vulgar. (Compound. of two names peculiar to the lowest ranks; as, in English, Tom, Dick, and Harry; or Tag, Rag, and Bobtail).

راڙهـ राढ rāṛh S s. m. Name of that portion of Bengal which lies to the west of the Ganges.

ري re S m. (रे) A vocative particle used by way of disrespect or admiration generally; holla! bravo! O!