Raja Name Meaning, Origin and More

Gender	Male
Origin	India
Religion	Hinduism
Numerology	9
Rashi	Kanya / Tula (Virgo / Libra)
Nakshatra	Chitra

Letter	Meaning of the Letter
R	Passionate and hardworking, you channel your inner strength to achieve your goals while inspiring those around you.
A	You are a natural-born leader with an independent mindset, ambitious in your pursuits, and always striving for excellence.
J	You believe in justice and fairness, striving to maintain harmony in your surroundings while being a reliable and trusted friend.
A	You are a natural-born leader with an independent mindset, ambitious in your pursuits, and always striving for excellence.

Abhiraja

An exalted and noble king; one who is glorious.

Adhiraja

Adhiraja means 'great king' or 'king of kings' in Sanskrit.

Adiraja

Meaning 'king of kings', indicating supreme authority and power.

Adriraja

Adriraja means 'king of the mountains' in Sanskrit.

Agnirajan

King of fire.

Agraja

Born of the earth, typically referring to a being that signifies superior ability.

Amaraja

King of immortals.

Amararaja

King of immortals; one who reigns in eternal life.

Amburaja

King of the ocean; indicates sovereignty and power.

Angaraja

Literally translates to 'king of the noble' in Sanskrit.

Avaraja

Avaraja means 'one who is king or ruler'

Balaraja

Signifies 'royal strength' or 'king of strength' in Sanskrit.

Basavaraja

Basavaraja has a similar meaning to Basavaraj, directly translating as 'king of bulls'.

Bhimraja

Bhimraja means 'king Bhima', emphasizing regality and power associated with Bhima.

Bhismasvaraja

Meaning the king of Bhisma, representing power and authority over fearlessness.

Bhojaraja

The name Bhojaraja translates to 'King Bhoja' and is connected with historical Indian kings.

Bhraja

Shining or glorious; represents brilliance and radiance in a spiritual context.

Bhrajata

To shine or to radiate; often used in a metaphorical sense to denote brightness of spirit.

Bhrajathu

One who shines or radiates light, signifying purity and enlightenment.

Bhutaraja

King of the spirits, often referring to a deity or ruler in terms of the supernatural.

Bhutiraja

King of spirits or ghosts.

Bjaraja

Bjaraja means 'royal bear', combining elements of strength and nobility.

Brajamani

Brajamani means 'jewel of Braj,' a reference to the divine land associated with Lord Krishna.

Brajamohan

Brajamohan means 'the attractive one of Braj,' referring to Lord Krishna's charm.

Brhadraja

Meaning 'great king' in Sanskrit, used in historical and royal contexts.

Brijraja

Brijraja refers to the 'king of Brij', signifying a sovereign or deity of the area.

Brjaraja

A name meaning 'the king of the brave' in Sanskrit.

Candraja

Son of the moon; a character of Hindu mythology.

Chndraja

Chndraja means 'moon prince,' indicating a connection to the moon and royalty.

Dasaraja

Meaning 'king of servants,' symbolizing humility in leadership within Hindu culture.

Dayarajan

King of compassion.

Desaraja

Meaning 'king of the world', reflecting Indian royal heritage.

Devarajalu

Devarajalu means 'belonging to God' or 'of the divine king' in Sanskrit.

Devarajan

Devarajan means 'king of gods' or 'divine ruler' in Sanskrit.

Dhanarajan

King of wealth; signifies royal riches.

Dharaja

King or the one who reigns; associated with leadership.

Dhrtaraja

The king who is firm and resolute.

Digbhraja

A name meaning 'lord of the earth', reflecting authority or majesty.

Dinaraja

Translates to 'the king of wealth', combining 'dinar' and 'raja' (king) in Sanskrit.

Dvijaraja

King of the twice-born; signifies authority among learned individuals.

Eeraja

Earthly king; one who rules the land.

Ekaraja

The name means 'the king of oneness' or 'unity.'

Elayaraja

Elayaraja translates to 'young king' indicating nobility and promise.

Eleyaraja

Eleyaraja similarly means 'king of the moon' in Indian contexts.

Ethirajan

A king known for his virtues; literally means 'a ruler of ethical qualities.'

Gajaraja

The name translates to 'king of the elephants,' often referring to Ganesha.

Garajan

A name derived from 'Gara,' often implying a devotee of Lord Krishna in Hinduism.

Geyarajan

A name meaning 'king of the earth'.

Giriraja

Giriraja means 'king of the mountains,' often associated with the Himalayas and revered in Hindu traditions.

Govraja

Govraja means 'King of cows', highlighting a leadership role in pastoral traditions.

Greeshkandaraja

The name Greeshkandaraja combines words meaning 'the king (raja) of the cool (greesh)' referring to a cool atmosphere or season.

Gururaja

Similar to Gururaj, meaning 'lord of the gurus', indicating high respect for sages.

Hansaraja

Translates to 'king of grace' in Hindi, symbolizing leadership with grace.

Hariraja

A name meaning 'king of Hari', referring to Lord Vishnu in Sanskrit.

Hemaraja

Similar to Hemaraj, meaning 'king of gold', represents a regal and affluent persona.

Iraja

Iraja means 'born of the earth' in Sanskrit.

Jairaja

Victorious king; signifies success and leadership.

Jaisinharaja

King of victories; denotes a ruler known for success in battles.

Jasaraja

King of fame or glory; a regal title in Hindu traditions.

Jeevraja

King of life.

Jivaraja

King of life or lord of life in Hindi.

Jogaraja

King of yoga or worship.

Jograja

King of the jogis or ascetics.

Jonaraja

King or ruler of the world; connected with nobility in Hindu tradition.

Kalaraja

The king of arts

Kamaraja

Refers to a king or ruler with a focus on aesthetics, often used in royal contexts.

Kanagarajan

A name meaning 'king of gold'.

Keraja

The king; associated with leadership and authority.

Kshemaraja

King of safety or peace

Kshiraja

Born of milk; signifies richness and abundance.

Lavaraja

King of beauty.

Lekhraja

Royal or divine writer.

Lingaraja

This name means 'King of Lingas' referring to Lord Shiva, a prominent deity in Hinduism.

Maharaja

Great king or a princely ruler, signifying high rank.

Maniraja

Ruler of jewels.

Megharaja

Megharaja means 'king of the clouds' in Sanskrit, symbolizing majesty and power over nature.

Minaraja

Minaraja means 'king of pearls' in Sanskrit.

Muniraja

Muniraja means 'King of the wise'.

Nagadhiraja

Nagadhiraja means 'king of serpents' in Sanskrit, signifying a regal aspect of serpents in mythology.

Nagaraja

Nagaraja translates to 'the king of serpents', often reflecting the divine qualities associated with this creature in Hinduism.

Nagarajan

King of the Nagas (serpent deities) in Hindu mythology.

Naksatraraja

Naksatraraja means 'king of the stars' in Sanskrit.

Naraja

A name associated with the divine or godly nature.

Narthanarajan

This name signifies 'king of dancers' or 'royal performer'.

Nataraja

Another term for Nataraj, meaning 'king of dance' in Hindu tradition.

Natarajan

A name meaning 'the king of dancers' associated with Lord Shiva.

Natrajan

Another form of Natraj, meaning 'king of dance' in Hindu mythology.

Neerajaksh

Neerajaksh means 'lotus-eyed', associated with beauty and grace in Hindu texts.

Nirajaksha

One whose eyes are like a jewel, representing beauty and preciousness.

Parivrajaka

Wanderer or holy man in Sanskrit.

Prajaapatih

Lord of creatures; a title for Lord Brahma.

Prajakanth

One who is a complete or accomplished man.

Prajakt

A flower that is associated with Lord Krishna in Hinduism.

Prajal

The one who is always bright and sharp in Sanskrit.

Prajan

One who has good knowledge and wisdom in Sanskrit.

Prajapala

One who guides or looks after the children; protector in Sanskrit.

Prajapathi

The lord of creatures in Hindu mythology, often referred to Brahma.

Prajapati

The Lord of creatures, a prominent deity in Hinduism.

Prajaranjak

One who brings joy to the masses or the people.

Prajaranjan

One who brings happiness to the people.

Prajas

People or subjects, often used in the context of governance.

Prajav

Belonging to the people, often denoting a bond with community.

Prajay

Success; victory or triumph.

Pravrajaka

Pravrajaka refers to 'the one who leads others' in Sanskrit.

Qaraja

Qaraja means 'brave, courageous' in Arabic, denoting strength of character.

Raja Al-Karim

King of generosity; a name with royal and generous connotations.

Raja'

A variant of Raja; signifies king.

Rajaalkarim

King of generosity; another variation emphasizing royal traits.

Rajab

A sacred month in the Islamic calendar; also a name of honor.

Rajabrata

King who vows; a name reflecting strength and commitment.

Rajag

A title that often denotes kingship or rulership.

Rajagopal

The protector or lord of kings; an epithet of Lord Krishna.

Rajah

A term for king; used in South Asian cultures.

Rajahamsan

King of swans; reflects grace and beauty in character.

Rajaji

A term of respect for a royal or esteemed person.

Rajak

One who rules; a common name for kings and noble personalities.

Rajaka

A variant of Rajak; signifies a ruler or king.

Rajal

King, ruler, or prince.

Rajan

King or ruler, referring to someone with authority.

Rajanbir

Brave king, signifying courage and leadership.

Rajandeep

King of light or illumination, indicating noble qualities.

Rajaneesh

King of the moon or ruler of the moon, symbolizing grace.

Rajanikant

Beloved king, indicating a ruler who is cherished by his subjects.

Rajanikanta

Beloved of the night, often associated with romantic and poetic themes.

Rajanikantaa

Eternal king, indicating a ruler whose reign is timeless.

Rajanjeet

Victorious king, symbolizing success in rulership.

Rajanmeet

Friend of kings, indicating a loyal companion to royalty.

Rajanna

King of kings, denoting supreme authority.

Rajannya

Regal or royal, signifying nobility and honor.

Rajanpal

Protector king, symbolizing guidance and safeguarding of the realm.

Rajanpreet

One who is loved by kings or rulers.

Rajanwant

One who is worthy of a king.

Rajaram

Lord Rama, a divine prince.

Rajaraman

One who has the attributes of a king.

Rajaramesh

King of kings or supreme ruler.

Rajarshi

A saintly king or sage.

Rajas

One who is a monarch or ruler.

Rajasav

An auspicious and royal person.

Rajasekar

One who possesses royal honor or dignity.

Rajasekaran

One who carries the aura of royalty.

Rajasekhar

The one with a royal personality and knowledge.

Rajashekar

One who is adorned with royal attributes.

Rajashekhar

One with a majestic and kingly personality.

Rajasri

A respected and eminent ruler.

Rajasuy

One who possesses noble qualities of a royal family.

Rajasuya

A title related to a royal ceremony for kings in Hindu culture.

Rajat

Silver; a bright or shining color.

Rajata

Silver; a symbol of brightness and purity.

Rajatanabhi

One who has a beautiful frame or stature, often associated with royalty.

Rajatanshu

Silver moon; represents brightness and clarity.

Rajath

One who is beautiful like silver.

Rajatha

Bright like silver; a name signifying beauty and purity.

Rajathilaka

One who shines like silver; symbolizing brightness and excellence.

Rajatshubhra

Pure silver; representing purity and beauty.

Rajatsubhra

Bright silver; symbolizing brightness and clarity.

Rajavel

Eagle; a strong and majestic bird, often associated with strength.

Rajavelu

One associated with the beauty of nature; closely linked to natural elements.

Rajayvardan

One who increases the wealth or power; linked to leadership and authority.

Rangarajan

Rangarajan means 'king of play or drama' in Sanskrit.

Sirajaldin

Sirajaldin is an Arabic compound name meaning 'light of the faith'.

Sukrajan

Means 'born on Friday' derived from Sanskrit.

Suraja

Sun or sunlight.

Thangarajan

Thangarajan means 'the king of gold' in Tamil.

Trajan

A name rooted in Latin, meaning 'to lead' or referring to the Roman Emperor Trajan.

Tyagraja

The name means 'the king of renunciation' in Sanskrit, closely tied to the composer Tyagaraja.

Vairaja

Descendant of the Vairaj; associated with royalty.

Vighnaraja

Vighnaraja means 'king of obstacles', linked to Hindu mythology and deities.

Virajass

An exalted individual with radiance and brilliance, often signifying nobility.

Vishwaraja

King of the universe; signifies supreme power and sovereignty.

Vrajabala

Means 'little Vraj' or 'young Krishna', stemming from the sacred land of Vraj in Hindu mythology.

Vrajakishore

Translates to 'young boy of Vraj' or 'youthful Krishna', referencing Lord Krishna's childhood in Vraj.

Vrajalal

Means 'Beloved of Vraj', often referring to Lord Krishna and his divine play.

Vrajamohan

Means 'the one who enchants Vraj', often referring to Lord Krishna's charm in Vraj.

Vrajanadan

Translates to 'the father of Vraj', often used to reference divine lineage or Krishna's relationships.

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