maharajah

IPA: mɑhɝˈɑdʒʌ

Alternative spelling of maharaja [A Hindu monarch ranking above a raja, an emperor.]

Examples of "maharajah" in Sentences

The widow of a maharajah is known as a Rajmata.
Mussulmans among them, though the maharajah is a Hindoo.
Soon after, the rebels enter the palace and kill the maharajah.
She is the daughter of the Maharajah of India, and thus a princess.
Earlier the land was under the control of Maharajah of Vizianagaram.
Following this the Maharajah remained single for more than a decade.
These maharajahs are memorialized on the walls of the tiger enclosure.
The Maharajah had a forward looking temperament and progressive views.
The krewe's royalty is referred to as the maharajah and the maharanee.
The 100-seat elegant dining room of Junoon seems fit for the maharajah.
A couple of years later the Maharajah decided on an endowment in England.
But the Maharajah refused to permit this and constrained her in her palace.
Rudrasimha and Senadhipati jointly plan to arrest the Maharajah and Jayasimha.
The title maharajah, meaning "great king," had been claimed by the Dali kings.
Kashmir was an independent princely state under the British Raj ruled by a Hindu maharajah.
"I call him the maharajah of Washington power dining," says Lyndon Boozer, a telecommunications lobbyist whose mother was President Lyndon B.
And will the major ever succeed in reuniting a pair of Churchill shooters given to his father by a maharajah and divided between his sons at his death?