rani in Irish
rani in Irish is bantiarna Indiach — rani means a queen or princess in the Indian subcontinent, or the wife of a rajah.
rani in Irish
bantiarna Indiach
What does "rani" mean?
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noun A queen or princess in the Indian subcontinent, or the wife of a rajah.
"The rani ruled the kingdom wisely after her husband's death."
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rani in a sentence
- The rani ruled the kingdom wisely after her husband's death.
- Portraits of the old rani still hang in the palace.
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What is "rani" in Irish?
"rani" in Irish is bantiarna Indiach. rani means: A queen or princess in the Indian subcontinent, or the wife of a rajah.
How do you use "rani" in a sentence?
Example: "The rani ruled the kingdom wisely after her husband's death." In Irish, "rani" is bantiarna Indiach.
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