Maharajah is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MAHARAJAH in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Sanskrit) a king or prince in India ranking above a rajah, esp. the sovereign of one of the former native states, also MAHARAJA
• an Indian prince
• former title of some Indian princes
• A sovereign prince in India; -- a title given also to other persons of high rank.
• a great raja; a Hindu prince or king in India ranking above a raja
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a Hindu prince ranking above a raja

Words related to MAHARAJAH

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Words that contain MAHARAJAH

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How to use MAHARAJAH in a sentence

• Often I ride on a bus top like a maharajah on an elephant, up near the tusks, as it were, where the view is unbroken.
• Maharajah Repa offered his troops and treasure, even his privately-owned jewelry, for the service of the British King and Emperor of India.
• Maharajah Holkar of Indore made a gift of all the horses in the army of his state.
• The Maharajah shared his room with a friend, a lad about two years older than himself.
• In later years the Maharajah became famous for his shoots and many and varied were his adventures and experiences.
• They stared at him in amazement and then, recognising him as their Maharajah, fell at his feet in rapturous joy.
• The Maharajah, with his usual courtesy, immediately bethought himself of his guests, and invited Their Excellencies to come out into the open and listen to the novel sound.
• Then, after some time, the frightened servants hurried across the stream back to camp, and told the Maharajah of their terrible experience.
• Coming back to camp in the dusk one evening, the Maharajah, who had wonderful eyesight, thought he saw a tiger lying still in an open field.
• The present Maharajah is said to have decided to melt them down and have them coined into good money, with which he desires to endow a technical school.
• The maharajah keeps up the elephant stables of his predecessor in which are bred and kept the finest animals in India.
• His elder brother, the Maharajah of Jammu and Kashmir, is in many respects of a different type.
• The Raja Buldeo Singh is cousin to the Maharajah of Kashmir.
• The Maharajah remained firm, for this insult, though aimed chiefly at him, affected equally all high-caste Mahrattas who were not Brahmans.
• Accompanied by the feeble old maharajah himself, I was conducted to an apartment across which a heavy curtain was suspended.
• At this the maharajah was sufficiently overjoyed to permit of my withdrawal without obvious embarrassment.
• The outside world knew few details, but the news from the palace current in the bazaars was that all the sons of the late maharajah had perished excepting only the eldest.
• When submission was made in due form, a royal salute thundered from the British camp, and all the etiquette due to an eastern prince was observed towards the young maharajah.
• We proceeded in this order to the encampment of the maharajah, about one mile and a half from our pickets, and nearly the same distance from the citadel gate of the city.
• We then took leave of the maharajah at the gate of his palace, and returning to the outside of the city, we, continuing our progress round Lahore, thus returned to our camp.
• Fifty lacs of rupees to be paid by the maharajah on the ratification of the treaty.
• The maharajah never to take into his service any British subject, nor the subject of any European or American state without permission of the British government.
• There had been a slight accident, and to console the girls for their fright the Maharajah had divided all his ready money among them.
• The Maharajah was passionately fond of jewels, and had brought with him from home some of the finest in his collection, which he intended to wear in London.
• The Maharajah had an extraordinarily winning manner, however, almost like that of a dignified child, and his way of speaking English was engaging.
• When the moment arrived, Vanno came and took her away from the Maharajah of Indorwana.
• That is to say, he held more real power than his master the Maharajah.
• The youth is a To-Be-Ruler of many people, a Maharajah of India.
• Small elephant tusks, from the Maharajah of Johore.
• THE RECEPTION OF THE MAHARAJAH AT BARODA 227 CHAPTER XXV.
• CHAPTER XXIV THE RECEPTION OF THE MAHARAJAH AT BARODA India has nearly twenty thousand miles of railroads open and in use, and thousands more in process of construction.
• A bountiful collation was then served in another apartment, at which the Maharajah presided.
• The maharajah entertained the Prince of Wales in it when he made his progress through the country.

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