| Word form | raj |
| LWT meaning(s) | |
| Word meaning | gentleman, educated and/or wealthy person; master, lord |
| Czech translation | pán |
| Hungarian translation | úr |
| Grammatical info | noun, masculine |
| Analyzability | unanalyzable |
| Age | Old Indo-Aryan [9] (-1900–-500) |
| Early Romani reconstruction | *raj M |
| Boretzky & Igla's etymology | 241: < Prakrit rāā < OIA rājan-; cf. Hindi rāy ‘König’ |
| Mānušs et al. etymology | 108: < OIA rāja and rādžan ‘rajah, sovereignł lord’; cf. Hindi rāj |
| Vekerdi's etymology | 139: < Sanskrit rājan [T] |
| Turner's etymology | 10679 |