Maharaja Meaning in English

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US

ˌmɑhɝˈɑˌʒə

mah-hur-AH-zhuh

UK

mˌæhɐɹˈɑːdʒɐ

mah-huh-RAH-juh

释义

A maharaja is a title for a great king or prince in India, often ruling over a large region or state. It is a traditional title used for important royal rulers.

用法与细微差别

"Maharaja" is usually used in historical or cultural contexts to describe Indian royalty. The feminine form is "maharani". Sometimes used metaphorically for someone living in great wealth. Not used for modern political leaders.

• Spanish: maharajá
• Portuguese (BR): maharajá
• Portuguese (PT): maharajá
• Chinese (Simplified): 大君（印度王公）
• Chinese (Traditional): 大君（印度王公）
• Hindi: महाराजा
• Arabic: مهراجا
• Bengali: মহারাজা
• Russian: махараджа
• Japanese: マハラジャ
• Vietnamese: maharaja
• Korean: 마하라자
• Turkish: maharaja
• Urdu: مہاراجہ
• Indonesian: maharaja

例句

The maharaja lived in a grand palace.

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A maharaja ruled this part of India long ago.

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The maharaja wore a beautiful crown.

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He spent money like a maharaja on his wedding.

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The stories about the maharaja's treasures are legendary.

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Don’t expect the life of a maharaja—most kings didn’t have it that easy.

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