ربڙنا rabaṛnā H v. n. To fatigue oneʼs self, to run about fruitlessly.

روح rūḥ A (Heb. ) s. f. Soul, spirit. روح افزا rūḥ-afzā, Increasing the spirit or life. روح الامين rūḥu-l-amīn, The angel Gabriel. روح القدس rūḥu-l-ḳuds, The holy spirit, the angel Gabriel. روح الله rūḥu-l-lāh, The spirit of God, Jesus Christ. (Plur. ارواح).

رايات rāyāt A s. plur. (of رايت) 1. Standards, banners (especially of an army in motion). 2. (met.) A camp.

ربڙي rabṛī H s. f. Thick milk.

رت rat S̱. s. f. Contract. of رات q. v. رت جگا rat-jagā (perhaps, for रात्रियज्ञ) Watching all night on religious occasions (a female cere- mony), vigil. رتوندها rat-aundhā, Blindness at night, Nyctalopia. رتوندهيا rataundhiyā, adj.

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.

رنده randa रंघ्र S̱. s. m. 1. A hole. 2. A loop- hole, an embrasure, an airhole.

ربيع rabīﻌ A (from ربع) s. f. 1. The spring. 2. The spring harvest or grain cut in the spring (as peas, wheat, &c.).

راندني rāndnī H s. f. Parsley.

روا rawā H s. m. 1. Gold or silver filings. 2. A grain or particle of sand, dust, gunpowder, &c.