Raj is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RAJ in dictionary:

NOUN:
• in India, sovereignty
• British sovereignty in India
• rule; government
• (in India) government
• Reign; rule.
• British dominion over India (1757-1947)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• dominion; sovereignty

Words related to RAJ

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Words that contain RAJ

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How to use RAJ in a sentence

• I was fired on before I had passed the gate, and chased as though I carried the treasures of the Raj.
• The quarrel in Chiltistan lay between the British Raj, as represented by the Resident, and the Khan, who was spending the revenue of his State chiefly upon his own amusements.
• Kissendas, son of Raj Balav Knox, Captain Ranfurlie Kooti Ghat Koran, the La Haye, M.
• What a strange, bewildering mystery it must have seemed to these men, who had come here in loyalty to the great Raj in whom they had faith and for whom they were glad to die.
• This style was exercised almost exclusively on Jain subjects and in the year 1400 it was the main style of painting in Western India and Raj as than.
• This is the very battle-ground of Nature and the British Raj.
• Samarsi, having married Pirtha, sister of Prithi Raj, the lord of Delhi, joined his brother-in-law against Shabudin.
• The Raj Guru met us at Benares, and granted indulgences to those who had visited England.
• In the land of the British Raj six inches of a paper, with a big seal duly affixed, would do the business.
• He gave a cry of exultation as, unfolding it, he saw the seal of his Raj.
• Almost the shatterment of his career had lain in that worn discoloured sole, and disaster to his Raj if it had fallen into the hands of the conspirators.
• And, besides, the Englay Raj would call thee accursed for breeding hate in the hearts of the Hindus through the sacrilege of an insult to the High Priest of the Temple of Omkar.
• It might easily happen to-day in Burmah itself, were it not for the British Raj.
• The Mogul empire, surrounded by hordes of the enemies his bigotry and intolerance had created, was already tottering to its fall, and the star of the British raj was rising.
• Soft-voiced, considerate towards her native servants who worshipped her, one of the finest shots in India, and a true upholder of the British Raj in word, action, and clothes.

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