Raja

What do we mean by raja?

A prince, chief, or ruler in India or the East Indies. noun

Same as Raia. noun

In India, a prince of Hindu race ruling a territory, either independently or as a feudatory; a king; a chief: used also as a title of distinction for Hindus in some cases, without reference to sovereignty, as nabob is for Mohammedans. noun

Same as rajah. noun

Alternative spelling of rajah. noun

A prince or king in India noun

Type genus of the family Rajidae noun

A Hindu prince or ruler in India.

Any of various nymphalid butterflies of the genus Charaxes.

Words that are spelled similarly to raja:
raja.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word raja:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe raja:
young, late, present, new, local, old, last, first, great, former, powerful, minor, deceased, petty, hindu, neighbouring, independent, dharma, deva, titular, naga, proclaimed, malay, indian, unfortunate, poor, jat, dear, friendly, maha, dead, famous, tributary, native, aforesaid, fugitive, exiled, dom, magadhe, rebellious, yavana, fourth, ganga, lachi, blind, gond, kichhul, yama, youthful, sanskrit, 6ka, rightful, mighty, nominal, aged, hereditary, valiant, yuva, rajput, cruel, called, hindoo, respectable, tyaga, loyal, neighboring, younger, refractory, senior, celebrated, rama, anak, ahom, wicked, feudatory, childless, noble, sailor.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective raja:
yoga, singam, dharma, toga, rani, griha, mandi, tarangini, niti, jooseppi, yogi, karjalan, wodeyar, rajgan, vihara, putras, board, walia, vidyalaya, praja, guru, karjala, rama, family, narendra, cekhara, bahadur, simha.

Words that sound like raja:
raja, rajah, raji, reja, rajo, raga, raia, russia, roger, reggie, raj, rodger, rojo, richa, rajan, rodge, ragee, rashi, rusia, ray j, racha, roj, ronja, ridgy, raje, roha, rigi, urrutia, radgie, rajahs, rajen, rejo, aricia, retia, riga, ruga, ragga, rega, rago, raju, roja, ragi, ragoo, roga, raiu, roia, rage, raged, rama, rai, rache, rasa, raya, rada, reah, rara, gracia, orea, orig, radha, rachi, araya, ramah, raka, rajiv, rege, rapa, radge, freja, erea, raba, rahma, ragious, ariah, arua, rajat, rahi, regia, rawa, rayah, reci, reea, rassa, rajab, aroa, rala, rahu, rajni, raasch, racz, reecho, rah-rah, raggio, marattia, raash, reechy, rathje, areia, braccia, rasure.