رسيانا risiyānā S̱. (from रोष Anger) v. n. To be vexed, to be angry, to be provoked.

راجسو rājsū राजसूयं S̱. s. m. A sacrifice performed only by an universal monarch, at- tended by his tributary princes (as in the case of Yudhish̤ṭhir and others).

روڙا roṛā S̱. (or ṛoṛā) (रोड) s. m. A stone, a fragment of stone or brick, a brickbat.

رٿ گهٿ raṭ ghaṭ H s. m. (dakh.) Labour and pains, toil and trouble.

رات rāt रात्रि S̱. s. f. Night. رات تهوڙي اورسانگ بـﮩت rāt thoṛī aur sāng bahut, is applied to express a hurry of business with little time to perform it in; also great expense with a small income. Mīr says:-- بن جو کچهـ بن سکي جواني مين رات تهوڙي هي اوربـﮩت هي سانگ Ban jo kuchh ban sake jawānī meṇ; rāt thoṛī hai aur bahut hai sāng, Acquire whatever you can in the season of youth: the task is arduous and the time short. (Ars longa vita brevis. Hippoc.). آدهي رات ādhī rāt, Midnight. راتون رات rātoṅ rāt, In the middle of the night.

رانبهنا rāmbhnā S̱. (रंभन r. रभ Sound, make a noise) v. n. To low, to bellow, to cry out.

ريلنا relnā H v. a. To shove, to push, to rush.

رنگواٴي rangwāʼī P. S̱. (from رنگانا) s. f. The price paid for colouring (particularly, for dying).

رکاسي rakāsī S̱. adj. (dakh.) Devilish: see راچهسي rāchh̤as-ī.

رانڐا rānḍā रंडा S̱. adj. Barren. (The mangoe fish without roes are so called: and, the word is particularly applied to unproductive trees, such as the male palm, &c.).