swaraj
- proper noun
- At the conference, Dr. Swaraj gave a keynote speech on education reform.
Examples
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The famous politician's last name was Swaraj, which many people recognized.
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Many families in India have the surname Swaraj passed down through generations.
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My friend Swaraj is an excellent musician.
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Swaraj won the local chess tournament last week.
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The Indian politician Sushma Swaraj was known for her strong leadership and eloquence.
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Sushma Swaraj served as India's Minister of External Affairs and earned respect for her diplomatic skills.
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During her tenure, Sushma Swaraj advocated for women's rights and empowerment in India.
Synonyms
A common Indian last name especially among people from Gujarat
A South Asian family name used as a last name
A female name in South Asia that comes from a word for peace
A family name or place name found in some countries
A personal or family name common in South Asia
A family name from South Asia, especially India and Bangladesh
A common female name or family name in South Asia
A male first name used in South Asia, especially India
A name for a person often used in India and other South Asian countries
A personal name used in South and Southeast Asia meaning happiness
An Indian family name or male first name
A female name from South Asia meaning beautiful in Sanskrit
A female name used in India
A common Indian female name
A girl's name that is common in India and Nepal
A female name used in India and Nepal
A family name used by people in South Asia
A family name used by some people of South Asian origin
A family name from South Asia used by people in India and nearby countries
A family name used by people in parts of South Asia
A South Asian personal name that means knowledge in Sanskrit
A male first name used in South Asia, often short for longer traditional names
A South Asian female name that means vision
A female name of Sanskrit origin used in India
A personal name from Sanskrit meaning peace
Surface Forms
Etymology
Swaraj as a name uses the same Sanskrit parts sva 'self' and raj 'rule', so the surname can suggest 'one who rules himself' or the idea of being 'self-governing'.