Crossword clues for raj
raj
- Indian character on "The Big Bang Theory"
- Howard's pal on "The Big Bang Theory"
- Howard's best friend on "The Big Bang Theory"
- Friend of TV's Sheldon and Leonard
- Former sovereignty in India
- British rule prior to 1947
- British rule in Asia
- "The Big Bang Theory" character whose last name is Koothrappali
- Word from the Sanskrit for "king"
- TV pal of Sheldon, Leonard, and Howard
- The British in India
- Sovereign in India, once
- Sheldon's friend on "The Big Bang Theory"
- Rushdie's "Midnight's Children" is set at the end of it
- Rule, to Rahmindra
- Rule, in Rawalpindi
- Rule, in old India
- Rule, in New Delhi
- Rule, in Bombay
- Rule, in Rampur
- Rule that Gandhi opposed
- Rule protested by Gandhi
- Rule over India
- Rerun's buddy on "What's Happening!!"
- Reign: Hindi
- Reign, Hindu-style
- Reign in India
- Raipur rule
- Period chronicled by Kipling
- Pal of Sheldon and Leonard on "The Big Bang Theory"
- One of five characters on "The Big Bang Theory" to appear in every episode
- Old Indian rule
- Old British rule
- Mama's boy on "What's Happening!!"
- Male royal in India
- Literally, "rule"
- Kunal's role in "The Big Bang Theory"
- Kunal Nayyar's role on "The Big Bang Theory"
- Kunal Nayyar's role in "The Big Bang Theory"
- It split India and Pakistan
- Indian-born character on "The Big Bang Theory"
- Indian physicist on "The Big Bang Theory"
- Indian friend of TV's Sheldon, Leonard, and Howard
- Indian friend of TV's Sheldon
- Indian friend of Sheldon and Leonard
- Indian filmmaker Kapoor
- Hindu reign
- Hindic noble
- Government opposed by Gandhi
- Ghandi's woe
- Gandhi's woe
- Gandhi fought it
- Friend of Sheldon on "The Big Bang Theory"
- Friend of Sheldon and Leonard, on "The Big Bang Theory"
- East India Company successors
- Colonial rule that ended when India and Pakistan were split
- Colonial rule that ended in 1947
- Certain period of colonial rule
- Bygone British rule
- British sovereignty in India
- British rule, to Indians
- British rule in India (with "The")
- British regime in India that ends when "Midnight's Children" begins
- Bow-tied horndog contestant on "The Apprentice 2"
- Bombay sovereignty
- Bollywood legend ___ Kapoor
- "What's Happening!!" protagonist
- "The Big Bang Theory" character played by Kunal Nayyar
- "__ Quartet" (Paul Scott novel series)
- 'The Big Bang Theory' role
- ___ Koothrappali ("The Big Bang Theory" character)
- ___ Koothrappali ("The Big Bang Theory" astrophysicist)
- Paul Scott novels "The _____ Quartet"
- Onetime Indian government
- Indian ruler
- Dominion, in old India
- The Brits in colonial India
- British rule in colonial India
- British colonial rule in India
- British rule in India, once
- Rule of India
- Rule opposed by Gandhi
- 17-Across topic
- Paul Scott series "The ___ Quartet"
- Old Indian dominion
- Rule, in India
- Period in India's history
- "The ___ Quartet" (Indian epic)
- "The ___ Quartet" (Paul Scott work)
- Rule that ended in 1947
- Period in Indian history
- Indian government of 1858-1947
- Former British rule in India
- Indian viceroy's authority
- Literally, "reign" in Hindi
- It ended in 1947
- British ___
- Post-1858 rule
- Rule ending in 1947
- British rule in old India
- Gandhi opposed it
- Rule Gandhi opposed
- Old British rule in India
- Period of British rule in India
- One of the geeks on "The Big Bang Theory"
- British dominion over India (1757-1947)
- Eastern rule
- "The ___ Quartet": Paul Scott
- Reign, Hindu style
- "The ___ Quartet": Scott
- Indian reign
- Indian dominion
- Sovereignty, in India
- Indian sovereignty
- English rule in India
- Reign, in India
- Reign, to Mrs. Gandhi
- Raise a drink to old-style government
- British rule in shock after uprising
- Backing conflict in government
- Indian royal
- Indian chief
- Indian rule from 1858 to 1947
- British rule over India, once
- Indian nobleman
- British rule of India
- Rule in India
- Colonial rule until 1947
- Colonial rule in India
- "The Big Bang Theory" character from India
- "The Big Bang Theory" character who was born in New Delhi
- Koothrappali on "The Big Bang Theory"
- "What's Happening!!" character
- "The Big Bang Theory" role
- "The Big Bang Theory" astrophysicist
- Friend of TV's Sheldon
- British rule in India prior to 1947
- Rule, to Ramgottra
- Rerun's pal on ''What's Happening!!''
- Paul Scott work: "The ___ Quartet"
- Old rule in India
- Kunal's role on "The Big Bang Theory"
- Indian in "The Big Bang Theory"
- Indian friend of TV's Sheldon and Leonard
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Raj \Raj\ (r[aum]j), n. [See Rajah.] Reign; rule. [India]
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
British rule in India, 1859, from Hindi raj "rule, dominion, kingdom" (see rajah).
Wiktionary
n. reign; rule.
WordNet
n. British dominion over India (1757-1947)
Wikipedia
Raj in different contexts means "rule", "king", "ruler", "emperor" or "royalty" in the Sanskrit language families of the Indian sub-continent, including Romanes, its closest Indo-European relative. Raj is also a Polish, Bosnian, Croatian, and Serbian word meaning "paradise" or "heaven".
Raj or RAJ may refer to:
Usage examples of "raj".
His Highness the MahaRajadhiRaj Raj Rajeshwar Narendra Kami Shriomani Sawai fai MahaRaja Sri Ganga Muazzam Singhji Jah Bahadur!
Raj placed the accent, Gaur County, about halfway up the Hemmar River.
Raj Ahten wore a white kaffiyeh to keep off the midday sun and to hide the scars on his ruined face.
The intimidating and fanatically devoted Seraphim accompanied Serena to the shuttle deck, where she was met by Raj id Suk and a stone-faced Xavier Harkonnen.
Is it only the end of the dark Kali Yuga, or the beginning of the next holy age of Ram Raj?
The tone strongly implied Messer Raj used ships only because walking on water was tiring.
Raj leaned forward, grinning like a sauroid and tapping one fist into a palm.
In 1182 the Chandel dynasty was overthrown by Prithwi Raj, the ruler of Ajmer and Delhi, after which the country remained in ruinous anarchy until the close of the 14th century, when the Bundelas, a spurious offshoot of the Garhwa tribe of Rajputs, established themselves on the right bank of the Jumna.
There on the bridge, the axman noted that Raj Ahten had nearly grown a new right hand.
The Pindari had the paper spread flat upon the black table and saw the seal of the British Raj.
Wall, and west toward Raj Ahten, even as their fell mage and her companions raised their staves and sent bolts of ice whirling into the elementals.
Review The Sword and the Sickle by Mulk Raj Anand In this war we have one weapon which our enemies cannot use against us, and that is the English language.
The other people who will probably be taking part are Herbert Read, William Empson, myself and Mulk Raj Anand,16 though we will try to dig up some American writers if we can.
Besides that, Raj had asked for all the units that campaigned with him in the east -- slightly suspicious, from a Governor's point of view.
Several of the non-Companions looked again at the men who had campaigned with Raj Whitehall, noting the scars and missing limbs and limps.