raja

[rah-juh]

raja Definition

• 1. a king or prince in India or the East Indies
• 2. a minor chief or dignitary

Using raja: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "raja" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The raja of the province was known for his benevolence.

• Example

  The raja's palace was a magnificent structure.

• Example

  The raja's procession was a grand affair.

• Example

  The raja was accompanied by his retinue.

raja Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for raja

• monarch
• emperor
• sovereign
• ruler
• potentate

Phrases with raja

• Raja Yoga

  a form of yoga that emphasizes meditation and self-discipline

  Example

  She practices Raja Yoga every morning.

• Raja Ampat

  a group of islands in Indonesia known for their coral reefs and marine life

  Example

  They went scuba diving in Raja Ampat last summer.

• Raja seat

  a scenic viewpoint in the town of Madikeri, India

  Example

  The Raja seat is a popular tourist spot in Madikeri.

Origins of raja

from Sanskrit 'rajā', meaning 'king'

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Summary: raja in Brief

'Raja' [rah-juh] refers to a king or prince in India or the East Indies, or a minor chief or dignitary. It is often used to describe royalty or nobility, as in 'The raja's palace was a magnificent structure.' 'Raja' also appears in phrases like 'Raja Yoga,' which emphasizes meditation and self-discipline, and 'Raja Ampat,' a group of islands in Indonesia known for their coral reefs and marine life.