راسخ rāsiḵẖ A (part. act. of رسوخ) adj. Firm, durable, constant, rooted, sincere, learned.

رماز rammāz A (adj. superl. from رمز) s. m. 1. A proposer of riddles, enigmas, &c., an enigmatist. 2. Speaking mysteriously.

رقيب raḳīb A (from رقب) s. m. A rival, ene- my, one who watches, a guardian.

روکهي rūkh-ī S̱. (from روکهـ) s. f. A squirrel.

روپيه rūpiya S̱. (from روپا) s. m. A coin so called. The Calcutta Sicca Rupee is worth two shil- lings, and the silver of it is better than English standard silver by 2 3/4 pence the ounce. By the regulations of Government passed in May 1793, it should weigh 179 2/3 grains (Troy wt.). (The inflect. of the sing. and the plur. nom. is ge- nerally made روپيي rūpiye, rụpiye, rụpaʼe or رپي rupai or روپي rụpai).

ريزگي rezgī P (from ريزه) s. f. 1. A scrap, a bit,

روشني roshn-ī P s. f. Light, splendour, brightness.

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

راگ राग rāg S s. m. (in dakh. f.) 1. A mode in musick (there being six in number), musick, song, tune. 2. Anger, passion. 3. Love. راگ چهانا rāg chhānā, v. n. To be in concert. راگ رنگ rāg-rang, s. m. Musick. راگ ساگر rāg- sāgar, s. m. A song composed of many rāgs or musical modes. راگ مالا rāg-mālā, s. f. The name of a treatise on musick (being nothing more than a collection of pictures, exhibiting the traditional history of the primary and sub- ordinate modes, and the subjects appropriated to each).

روک rūk H s. f. To boot.