rajah in Japanese
rajah in Japanese is ラージャー — rajah means a Hindu prince, king, or ruler in India or Southeast Asia.
rajah in Japanese
ラージャー
Pronounced: rājā
A Hindu prince or ruler in India.
What does "rajah" mean?
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noun A Hindu prince, king, or ruler in India or Southeast Asia.
"The old palace once belonged to a local rajah."
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rajah in a sentence
- The old palace once belonged to a local rajah.
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What is "rajah" in Japanese?
"rajah" in Japanese is ラージャー. rajah means: A Hindu prince, king, or ruler in India or Southeast Asia.
How do you pronounce ラージャー?
"rajah" in Japanese is ラージャー, pronounced "rājā".
How do you use "rajah" in a sentence?
Example: "The old palace once belonged to a local rajah." In Japanese, "rajah" is ラージャー.
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