(p. 916) rēōẏā an annual balance-sheet. 24)

(p. 903) rabarabā height of power and prestige. 24)

(p. 899) rakṣī a guard, a guardsman. 16)

(p. 903) rapta habituated, accustomed; acclimatized; thoroughly learnt or mastered. রপ্ত করা v. to be habituated or accustomed to; to be acclimatized to; to learn thoroughly. রপ্তে রপ্তে adv. gradually, slowly, by degrees. 20)

(p. 912) rādhēkṛṣṇa, rādhēmādhaba Radha (রাধা) and Krishna (কৃষ্ণ). int. expressing: abhorrence, disgust etc. 9)

(p. 907) rākā the full moon setting in the small hours of the morning (usu. রাকাশশী); the night of such a full moon. 23)

(p. 916) rōjā2 holy fasting of Muslims from sunrise to sundown during the month of Ramadan (রমজান). রোজা করা, রোজা রাখা v. to keep this fast. 75)

(p. 914) riṣṭa, riṣṭi a sin; woe; misfortune; (astro.) evil planetary aspect or influence; (rare) weal. 23)

(p. 903) ramita sexually enjoyed; dallied (esp. amorously); sported with; made pleasant. fem. রমিতা । 38)

(p. 899) rañjā (poet.) to dye; to colour; to please. 59)

(p. 916) rēḍiẏō radio, a radio set. 43)

(p. 899) raṅina coloured; dyed; dapple, variegated; colourful. 26)

(p. 914) riphu darning. রিফু করা v. to darn. ̃কর্ম n. darning. 17)

(p. 903) raẏāni the singing of the mythological story of Manasa (মনসা). 42)

(p. 912) rāni a queen. 14)