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RAS-RIB [ 153 ]RIB—ROBRasam (a). Law, rule, regulation, injunction,precept.Rasdung. An ulcer.Rasdung-kochi. The venercixl disea.so •that is, the ulcer of Cochin.Rasi (s). A saint, a person of holy andretired life.Ra.sik (j). Clear, pure ; clean ;pure, uprightV. Barsik.;Rasik Kata3Ti (jav). Name of an ancientking of Koi'ipau, in Java, father ofPanji Dewa Kusuma, the hero of Javaneseromance.Rasvd (a), a ines.seDger, an apostleapplied eminently to Mahomed.Ratak. A crack ; cracked.Rateh. Name of a place on the northeasterncoast of Sumatra, betweenJarabi and Indragii-i, inhabited by acolony of the Lauuns of Mindano.Rati (s). Meaning, significance ; v. Arti.Ratna (.s). A jewel, a gem.Ratna-chdmpaka (s). The topaz.Rawayat (a). NaiTative, story, tale.Razafc (a). Riches, good fortune.Razaii (a). Food, victuals.Rayat (a). A subject, a va.ssal.Regol (jav). a gate, a gi-eat door.Reka (j). To pi-oject, to contrive, toplau, to scheme ;project, scheme, plan,design, contnvance ; cunning, craft.Rembas. Name of a kind of adze.Renchang (jav). A servant, a follower,a retainer.Reuda (for). Gold or silvet lace.Rendang. Leafy, abounding in foliage.Rendu. To long, to pine with desire ;a longing, a pining ; v. Rindu.Reujong. Tall, high iu stature.Repot (jav). Weak, feeble, impotent;poor, indigent, needy.Repus, To tie up or bind things together.Reta (s). A car, a cart ; v. KAreta.Rewana (s). Rawaua, king of Ceylon,the enemy of Rama.Rewasa (s). Time, age, period ; v. Dewasa.Re-ft-ang. To sail by tacking, to beat ona wind.Reyal (for. real). The ordinary Spanishdollar, or the Dutch Rix dollar of 48stivers.Ri (jav). a prickle, a thorn; a fishbone; V. Duri.Ria (a). Hypocrisy, deceit, dis.simulation.Riba. The lap or bosom ; to place onthe lap or bosom.Ribiian. The lap or bosom.Ribali (j). To fall down, to tumbleV. Rabah and Riibuli.Ribakan (riba). To place on the lap.Ribu (j. ewu). A thousand,Ribut. A .storm, a tempest; a gale, asquall.Ridi. A kind of sedan of matting.Rikat. Mud, puddle.Rimah. Crumbs, fragments; v. Raimah.Rimas ; v. Rimah.Rimau. A tiger ; v. Arimau.Rimba. A forest.Rimpah. To be overthrown, to be overwhelmed.Rina (s). Day ; v. Din a.Rinah. To trickle, to fall in drops.Rinchi. The title assumed by the leadersof the new religionists of Sumati-a,called the Padri.Riuchik. A chip ; a bit, a small piece.Rindi. A girdle.Rindu. To long, to pine, to languisli ;V. Rendu.Rinjani. The native name of the moimtaincalled by marinei's the peak ofLombok, 13,000 feet high.Riutek. Large distinct rain-drops ; spots,specks ; spotted, speckled.Rintik (bat). To moan or groan as a sickpei-son.Ringat (bat). The breast.Ringan. Light, not hea\'y ; light, unencumbei-ed.Ringankan. To lighten, to make light.Riuggit (jav). a representative, a deputy; a player, an actor ; a publicdancer and singer ; a scenic figure orpuppet ; a play or drama.Riuggit (jav). a name of Bima, one ofthe heroes of the Mahabarat.Ringgit (j). A Spanish dollar, probablyfrom the resemblance of the device tothose on the old coins of Java, whichwere scenic represent;xtions.Ringkas (jav). To compress, to forceinto a narrow compass ; to abridge.Risa. A wen, a steatome a bump.Risau.;A rogue, a rascal ; a profligate, alibertine.Risu (ben). To rumple.Riya. Playful, sportive, wanton, frolicsome;sport, play, frolic; joy, pleasure.Riyak (j). Phlegm ; to hawk, to forceup phlegm.Riyang. Name of a noisy gi-asshoppercalled by Europeans "the tnimpeter."Riyang (bat). A caterpillar.Riyau. The Dutch settlement of Rhioin the island of Bintang, at the ea.sternend of the straits of Malacca.Riyuh. Loud, noLsj^, boisterous ; noise,uproar.Riyuk. Inclining, bending, leaning, notvertical.Rob (jav). The flood tide ; full.Robek (bat). To tear, to rend.