Raj Mohan

Charming king; a name reflecting grace and charm.

Raja

King; often used as a royal title in South Asia.

Raja Lakshmi

The king of wealth; associated with Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of prosperity.

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.

Rajakanya

Royal daughter; a name denoting lineage and nobility.

Rajaki

A name denoting a royal or noble nature.

Rajakini

One who is a goddess and represents prosperity and wealth.

Rajal

King, ruler, or prince.

Rajalakshmi

A combination of Raja (king) and Lakshmi, meaning goddess of wealth and prosperity.

Rajam

Moon or goddess of the moon, associated with beauty.

Rajamani

Gem of a king, symbolizing value and preciousness.

Rajan

King or ruler, referring to someone with authority.

Rajanandini

Joy of kings, indicating joy and happiness brought by a royal figure.

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.

Rajani

Night or goddess of the night, representing tranquility and peace.

Rajanigandha

A scent or fragrance associated with the night-blooming flower, symbolizing beauty.

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.

Rajanya

A royal person or one with royal qualities.

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.

Rajashree

Royal and graceful.

Rajashri

A person of royal fame and respect.

Rajashyamala

Feminine form of Rajashyam, symbolizing royal beauty.

Rajasi

The one who possesses royal qualities.

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.

Rajathi

One who is beautiful or charming; often used in poetic contexts.

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.

Rajavi

One who shines; a name denoting brightness and charm.

Rajayvardan

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

Rajbala

The princess or revered woman in a royal context.

Rajbir

Brave king; signifies bravery and royal attributes.

Rajdeep

Deep in royal qualities; indicates depth and nobility.

Rajdev

God of kings; signifies divine authority and royalty.

Rajdevinder

The name means 'one who is devoted to the king' or 'servant of the king'.

Rajdulari

The name translates to 'beloved queen' or 'daughter of a king'.

Rajeesh

The name means 'king' or 'ruler' derived from 'Raj' which signifies 'royalty'.

Rajeet

The name means 'one who is victorious' or 'winner'.

Rajeev

This name translates to 'striped dear' or 'blue lotus'.

Rajeevalochana

The name means 'one with eyes like the lotus' symbolizing beauty and purity.

Rajeevani

This name means 'the one who brings peace' or 'prosperity'.

Rajen

The name means 'king' or 'ruler' often used in royal contexts.

Rajendar

The name signifies 'king of kings' or 'one who is supreme'.

Rajender

This name means 'king's commander' or 'to lead'.

Rajendra

The name means 'king of kings' or 'realm of kings'.

Rajendra Mohan

A combined name meaning 'king of kings' and 'the moon'.

Rajendrakumar

It means 'the son of a king' often used in royal lineage contexts.

Rajendramohan

A combination signifying 'king of kings' and 'moonlike'.

Rajendran

This name means 'the one who rules over many kings' or 'supreme ruler'.

Rajesh

The name means 'king of kings' or 'ruler of the kingdom'.

Rajeshni

A name that signifies 'belonging to King' or 'queen,' often associated with beauty and grace.

Rajeshram

Translates to 'King of kings' or 'a powerful ruler,' symbolizing authority and leadership.

Rajeshri

Means 'royal or kingly beauty,' often used to denote elegance and poise.

Rajeshvari

Refers to 'goddess Durga' or 'queen of kings,' symbolizing strength and divinity.

Rajeshwar

Means 'lord of kings,' representing supreme power and authority.

Rajeshwari

Signifies 'queen of rulers' or 'goddess,' embodying grace and divinity.

Rajeswaran

Means 'king of kings,' often linked with leadership and nobility.

Rajeswari

Translates to 'goddess of kings' or 'royal goddess,' associated with power and femininity.

Rajhans

Means 'swan king' or 'lord of swans,' symbolizing purity and grace.

Rajhansa

Denotes 'queen of swans,' often associated with beauty and elegance.

Raji

A common name that signifies 'joy' or 'delight,' appreciated for its simplicity and positivity.

Rajia

Means 'to rule or govern,' reflecting authority and leadership qualities.