Rajah (noun)

1. A ruler or king in India or South Asia, especially one of the former native states.
2. A wealthy or influential person.

Origin:

From hindi राजा (rājā), from sanskrit राजन् (rājan).

Examples:

1. The Rajah of Rajputana was a powerful ruler in the region.
2. The Rajah was known for his elaborate and opulent palace.
3. The Rajah was a benevolent ruler and was loved by his people.
4. He was honored to be received by the Rajah in his palace.
5. The Rajah was a wealthy and influential person in the community.