روغن raug̠an, vulg. rog̠an
P روغن raug̠an, vulg. rog̠an [Pehl. rokan; Zend raoghna, prob. fr. rt. rukhsh or ruć = S. रुच्], s.m. Fat, grease, oil, butter, clarified butter or ghī; varnish, polish; lacquer; glossiness, sleekness, smoothness or brightness, (of complexion):—raug̠an-e-balsān, s.m. Balsam:—raug̠an-ě-talḵẖ, s.m. Oil expressed from rape or mustard-seed:—raug̠an-dāg, s.m. A vessel for boiling butter in:—raug̠an-ě-ẕard, s.m. Butter, clarified butter (ghī):—raug̠an-ě-siyāh, s.m. Mustard-oil:—raug̠an-farosh, s.m. An oil-merchant; a vender of butter:—raug̠an-kā tel, s.m. Varnish oil.
رائيگان rāʼegān rāʼc = rāh, q.v.+gān
P رائيگان rāʼegān (rāʼc = rāh, q.v.+gān), adj. & adv. 'Found or picked up on the road'; acquired without labour; gratuitous; useless, unprofitable, bootless, vain;—gratis; in vain:—rāʼegān jānā, v.n. To be thrown away, be wasted, be lost, be in vain:—rāʼegān karnā, v.t. To render useless or vain; to throw away, waste, lose:—rāʼegān honā, v.n.=rāʼegān-jānā, q.v.
