rajah

English

Alternative forms

raja

Etymology

From Hindi राजा (rājā) Urdu راجا‎ (rājā), from Sanskrit राजन् (rājan, “king, prince”).

Noun

rajah (plural rajahs)

a Hindu prince or ruler in India

Related terms

Translations

Hindu prince

Arabic: رَاجَا‎‎ m (rājā)
Assamese: ৰাজা (raza)
Belarusian: раджа́ m (radžá)
Bengali: রাজা (raja)
Bulgarian: ра́джа m (rádža)
Burmese: ရာဇ (my) (raja.)
Catalan: raja (ca) m, rajà (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 拉賈, 拉贾 (lājiǎ), 羅闍, 罗阇 (luódū)
Czech: rádža m
Finnish: radža
German: Raja m
Gujarati: રાજા (gu) m (rājā)
Hebrew: רָגָ׳ה‎‎ m (raja)
Hindi: राजा (hi) m (rājā)
Hungarian: rádzsa
Italian: ragià m
Japanese: ラージャー (rājā)
Kannada: ರಾಜಾ (rājā)
Khmer: រាជ (km) (riec), រាជា (km) (riecie)
Korean: 라자 (raja)
Lao: ລາຊາ (lā sā)
Macedonian: раџа m (radža)
Malay: raja (ms)

Malayalam: രാജാ (ml) (rājā), രാജാവു് (rājāvŭŭ)
Marathi: राजा m (rājā)
Nepali: राजा (ne) (rājā)
Oriya: ରାଜା (or) (raja)
Pali: rājā
Persian: راجا‎‎ (fa) (râjâ), راجه‎‎ (fa) (râje)
Polish: radża m
Portuguese: rajá m
Punjabi: ਰਾਜਾ (rājā)
Russian: ра́джа (ru) m (rádža), раджа́ (ru) m (radžá)
Sanskrit: राजा (sa) m (rājā)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: раџа m

Roman: radža (sh) m
Sinhalese: රජ (si) (raja)
Spanish: rajá (es) m
Swedish: raja (sv) c, radja c
Tagalog: raha (tl)
Tamil: ராஜா (ta) (rājā)
Telugu: రాజా (te) (rājā), రాజు (te) (rāju)
Thai: ราชา (th) (raa-chaa)
Ukrainian: раджа́ m (radžá)
Urdu: راجا‎‎ m (rājā)
Yiddish: ראַדזשאַ‎‎ m (radzha)

See also

rani (queen)
rana m
rao m
rawal m
rawat m
yuvaraj m

Portuguese

Noun

rajah m (plural rajahs)

Archaic spelling of rajá.

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