ราชา
raa-chaa[ รา-ชา ]
Often heard
RareEveryday
Our takeWorth learning
In a nutshell
Sanskrit's word for royalty — 'a king,' a monarch, a sovereign.
- Nounof Pali/Sanskrit originStative VerbAdjectiveof Pali/Sanskrit originBuilt up from ราชา9พระราชาprá raa-chaakingOften heardWorth learningราชาธิราชraa-chaa-tí-râatemperor,great king,mighty kingOften heardWorth learningราชาศัพท์raa-chaa sàproyal languageOccasionalNot a priority to learnราชาภิเษกraa-chaa-pí-sèkcoronationOccasionalNot a priority to learnราชาวลีraa-chaa wá-leeroyal lineage,royal bloodObscureSafe to skip for nowราชาฤกษ์raa-chaa rêrkauspicious timeObscureSafe to skip for nowราชาธิบดีraa-chaa tí-bor-deesovereign,monarchObscureSafe to skip for nowพระเพทราชาprá-pêt-raa-chaaPhetrachaObscureSafe to skip for nowUsed in real sentencesSentence translations focus on natural phrasing in context, so they may differ slightly from literal dictionary definitions.การกลับมาของราชาได้รับการเฉลิมฉลองgaan glàp maa kŏng raa-chaa dâi ráp gaan chà-lĕrm chà-lŏngThe return of the king is celebrated.