رافضي rāfiẓī A (part. act. of رفض To reject) s. m. A heretick, particularly a شيعه shīʼaﻌ, q. v.

رهويا rahwaiyā H (from رهنا) s. m. An inhabitant, dweller.

رق raḳḳ A (from رقّ Heb. To be thin) s. m. Parchment, vellum.

ردن रदन radan S s. m. A tooth.

رکهوال rakhwāl S̱. (from رکهنا) s. m. A keeper, guard, shepherd, cow- herd, goatherd.

رگ rag P s. f. A vein, a fibre. رگ اترنا rag utarnā, v. n. 1. To be appeased. 2. To have a rupture. رگدار rag-dār, 1. adj. Veined. 2. s. m. Cloth in which the threads are uneven, so that some appear like veins. 3. A wicked brat. رگ ريشه rag resha, s. m. 1. Every vein, veins and fibres. 2. Every thing, all. رگ زن rag-zan, s. m. A surgeon, a bleeder, a phlebotomist. رگ چڙهنا rag chaṛhnā, To be obstinate, pettish or proud. رگ گردن rag-i-gardan, Pride. رگ مرنا rag-marnā, v. n. To lose virility, to become impotent.

ريل پيل rel pel H s. f. 1. Abundance, plenty. 2. Crowd, bustle.

ريگهاري reghārī S̱. (from रेखा or लेखा r. रिख or लिख Go), s. f. A furrow.

روروکر ro-ro-kar S̱. (from s̱. رونا) adj. With diffi- culty, labour and pain.

راچهسي rāchh̤as-ī S 1. adj. Of or relating to a rāchh̤as, demoniacal, devilish. 2. s. f. A fe- male راچهس rāchh̤as, q. v.