maharaja
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- noun
- /ˌmɑːhəˈrɑːdʒə/
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maharajá
- During this phase, Sikh leaders had approached Maharaja Patiala with their request to take responsibility for certain Muslim-majority districts, particularly Lahore.
- Maharaja Singh
Patrick Geddes is asked by the Maharaja of Bahapudur to do something about the malaria in the town of Balranpur.
- Patrick Geddes is asked by the Maharaja of Bahapudur to do something about the malaria in the town of Balranpur.
Examples
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The maharaja of Jaipur is known for his beautiful palace and rich history.
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The average American lives like a Maharaja compared to their ancestors.
Blog text (13) -
This well was built by my great grandfather... ...Maharaja Ram Singh.
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May l present Major General Sherlock Holmes and His Highness, the maharaja of Nevada.
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So, you'll deliver a few words at the opening ceremony, then a formal meet and greet with the Maharaja before the gala.
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Patrick Geddes is asked by the Maharaja of Bahapudur to do something about the malaria in the town of Balranpur.
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In March 1935, the control of Gilgit was given to the British as a 60-year lease by Maharaja Hari Singh.
Academic text (2018) -
The Maharaja hosted a grand celebration to mark his 50th birthday.
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In ancient times, a maharaja would rule over several villages, ensuring peace and prosperity.
Synonyms
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A man who rules a country and usually gets the job from his family
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A male member of a royal family who is not the ruler, often the son of a king or queen
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A king or queen who rules a country and usually gets the job by birth
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A very important ruler in India who led a large state
Surface Forms
Etymology
Maharaja comes from the Sanskrit parts maha ('great') and raja ('king'), the same raja you see in rajah. So a maharaja is a 'great king' or a ruler above a regular raja, which is why the word means a very important Indian prince or king.