maharaja in Japanese
maharaja in Japanese is マハラジャ, マハーラージャ — maharaja means a Hindu prince or king of high rank, especially in historical India, ranking above an ordinary raja.
maharaja in Japanese
マハラジャ
Pronounced: maharaja
A Hindu monarch ranking above a raja, an emperor.
マハーラージャ
Pronounced: mahārāja
A Hindu monarch ranking above a raja, an emperor.
What does "maharaja" mean?
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noun A Hindu prince or king of high rank, especially in historical India, ranking above an ordinary raja.
"The old fort once belonged to a local maharaja."
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maharaja in a sentence
- The old fort once belonged to a local maharaja.
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What is "maharaja" in Japanese?
"maharaja" in Japanese is マハラジャ, マハーラージャ. maharaja means: A Hindu prince or king of high rank, especially in historical India, ranking above an ordinary raja.
How do you pronounce マハラジャ?
"maharaja" in Japanese is マハラジャ, pronounced "maharaja".
How do you use "maharaja" in a sentence?
Example: "The old fort once belonged to a local maharaja." In Japanese, "maharaja" is マハラジャ, マハーラージャ.
Are there other ways to say "maharaja" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "maharaja": マハラジャ, マハーラージャ.
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