Shahmukhi : راج
Meaning in English
rule, reign; regime, government; sway, domination; dominions, country, states or territories ruled over; mason, bricklayer
Source: Punjabi Dictionary
RÁJ
Meaning in English2
s. m. (M.), ) a tenant, a subject or dependent:—ráj asthán, s. f. A seat of government; the residence of royalty:—ráj baṉsí, waṇsí, a. Of royal descent:—ráj bhawan, ráj maṇdar, s. m. A Raja's dwelling, a palace:—ráj ḍaṇḍ, s. m. A tax, a punishment ordered by the king:—ráj darbár, ráj darwár, ráj duárá, ráj duár, ráj duwárá, s. m. A royal palace, the abode of a king, a suit of royal buildings, including the hall of audience:—ráj darbárí, ráj darwárí, s. m. One who attends the king's court, an attendant:—ráj dháṉí, s. f. A seat of government, a capital, a royal residence, metropolis:—ráj dharam, s. m. Royalty:—ráj gardí, s. f. Anarchy, misrule, revolution:—ráj jog, s. m. A king who is also a devotee, a devout king; fit for royalty:—ráj káj, s. m. State affairs: ráj kanniá, kumárí, s. f. A Raja's daughter:—ráj kumár, s. m. A Raja's son:—ráj láná, s. m. (M.) The race of a family:—ráj nít, s. m. A law, a code of law, an order, a royal, degree, system of government:—ráj pat, ráj patí, s. m. A king, a Raja:—rájpút, s. m. The name of a caste, the natives of Rajputana of that caste:—rájpút ke pút se baṇj khoṭṭá, kabhí dám dúṉe, kabhí múl dhokkhá. It is a bad to deal with a Rájpút, sometimes you get double value, sometimes nothing at all:—rájpútí, s. f. The being a rájpút, the state or rank of Rájpút:—ráj puttar, s. m. A Raja's son, a prince:—ráj rastá, ráj ráh, s. m. A royal road, a high way:—ráj ráṉí, s. f. The chief queen:—ráj rog, s. m. Any violent sickness, any incurable disease, consumption:—ráj raulá, s. m. A revolution, a state of anarchy:—ráj tilak, s. m. A royal mark on the forehead, installation.
Source:THE PANJABI DICTIONARY-Bhai Maya Singh