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raja

राजा
Sanskrit

Royal, supreme, chief, king.

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Meaning

The word "raja" means king, and in compounds, it often signifies "royal," "supreme," or "chief." In lyrics, it frequently appears in epithets for deities, particularly when describing their status, abode, or possessions. Here, it modifies "simhasana" (throne), indicating a "royal throne" or a "supreme throne" for the Goddess, emphasizing the exalted status of the deity or the object associated with them.

In the songs

  • sri chakra raja simhasaneswari

    O Goddess seated on the throne of the Sri Chakra

    Sri Chakra Raja · Maharajapuram Santhanam

  • sri chakra raja simhasaneswari

    O Goddess seated on the throne of the Sri Chakra

    Sri Chakra Raja · Maharajapuram Santhanam

  • sri chakra raja simhasaneswari

    O Goddess seated on the throne of the Sri Chakra

    Sri Chakra Raja · Maharajapuram Santhanam

  • sri chakra raja simhasaneswari

    O Goddess seated on the throne of the Sri Chakra

    Sri Chakra Raja · Maharajapuram Santhanam

Songs with this word

From the lyrics we hold — 1 song.

  • Sri Chakra Raja

    Maharajapuram Santhanam

    appears in 4 lines

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