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1. (n.) rajah
a title of princes and chieftains in India and areas of Southeast Asia once subject to Indian influence.
Etymology: (1545–55; < Hindi rājā; cf. Skt rājan; c. OIr
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) raja, rajah
a prince or king in India
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) rajah
a native prince or king; also, a landholder or person of importance in the agricultural districts
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The Nuttall Encyclopedia |
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1. rajah
a title which originally belonged to princes of the Hindu race, who exercised sovereign rights over some tract of territory; now applied loosely to native princes or nobles with or without territorial lordship.
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Sense: an Indian king or prince.
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 Afrikaans: radja |
 Arabic: راجا: أمير أو مَلِك في ال |
 Bulgarian: раджа |
 Brazilian: rajá |
 Czech: rádža |
 German: der Radscha |
 Danish: raja |
 Greek: Ινδός βασιλιάς ή πρίγκιπα |
 Spanish: rajá |
 Estonian: radþa |
 Farsi: راجا؛ شاهزاده |
 Finnish: radža |
 French: radjah |
 Hebrew: רָאגָ'ה |
 Hindi: राजा |
 Croatian: radža, indijski knez |
 Hungarian: (indiai) fejedelem, rája |
 Indonesian: India |
 Icelandic: fursti (meðal hindúa) |
 Italian: ragià |
 Japanese: 王 |
 Korean: 인도의 국왕 |
 Lithuanian: radža |
 Latvian: radža |
 Malay: raja |
 Dutch: radja |
 Norwegian: fyrste, raja |
 Polish: radża |
 Persian: راجا؛ شاهزاده |
 Pashto: راجه، هندى شهزاده |
 Portuguese: rajá |
 Romanian: rajah |
 Russian: раджа |
 Slovak: radža |
 Slovenian: radža |
 Serbian: radža |
 Swedish: raja |
 Thai: กษัตริย์หรือผู้ปกครองของอ |
 Turkish: raca |
 Taiwanese: 印度的王侯 |
 Ukrainian: раджа |
 Urdu: راجہ |
 Vietnamese: vương công, tiểu vương Ấn |
 Chinese: （印度的）王侯公，首长领 |
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