Raajkumaar is a Hindi/Urdu word meaning prince or young king — literally 'son of a king.' In South Asian contexts it appears as both a given name and a term of address conveying royalty or high status.
Raajkumaar is a Hindi/Urdu word meaning prince or young king — literally 'son of a king.' In South Asian contexts it appears as both a given name and a term of address conveying royalty or high status. It carries a regal, almost Bollywood quality: the kind of word that belongs in a grand entrance or a dramatic proclamation.
The film poster showed the hero in full costume with the title Raajkumaar blazing across the top.
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(India) A title for a princess.
An Indian honorific title meaning 'princess,' used for the daughters of maharajas and other royal or noble families. In modern Indian usage, Rajkumari has evolved beyond strict royalty — it can be used affectionately to call a young girl a princess, or playfully to tease someone acting spoiled or entitled. It's also a popular given name for women across India. The word carries warmth, dignity, and a touch of old-world glamour.
(India) queen mother.
(India) A palace.
(India) Prince or king.
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