An Indian honorific title meaning 'princess,' used for the daughters of maharajas and other royal or noble families.
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.
Her dad always called her Rajkumari growing up, and she never got tired of it.
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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.
(India) Prince or king.
(India) a polite form of address equivalent to the English Miss.
(India) queen mother.
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(India) A title for a princess.
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