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Hindu Name Meaning & Origin Guide

Rajaraja

King of Kings

Pronunciation: rah-jah-rah-jah (rɑːdʒɑːrɑːdʒɑː)

Boy Name Hindu origin Popularity 70
Meaning
King of Kings
Origin
Hindu
Lucky Number
8
Lucky Day
Saturday
Lucky Stone
Ruby
Life Path
2
Popularity Score
70
Language
Sanskrit, Hindi
Lucky Colors: GoldOrange

What does Rajaraja mean?

The one who rules over all kings

Rajaraja in other languages & scripts

Hindi
राजराज
राजा के राजा

How to pronounce Rajaraja

English pronunciation
rah-jah-rah-jah
IPA notation
rɑːdʒɑːrɑːdʒɑː

Numerology & personality

The Master Builder, a person with a strong sense of purpose and the ability to bring his visions to life.

Associated Traits
ConfidentStrong-willedDeterminedVainPridefulArrogant

Spiritual & cultural context

A name for a person who has achieved the highest spiritual growth and rules over his own mind and emotions, ultimately over all other beings.

Rajaraja was an important Chola emperor in the 11th century, who established the Chola Empire as a major power in South India. His namesake is often associated with the strong and powerful rulers in Hindu mythology and Indian history. He is known for his architectural achievements, including the famous Brihadeeswarar Temple in Thanjavur. Rajaraja's rule and legacy continue to inspire and influence the cultural identity of Southern India.

Popularity of Rajaraja by region

Region Country Score Year
Gujarat IN 58 2024
Maharashtra IN 79 2024
Bali (Indonesia) ID 80 2024
India (Overall) IN 68 2024

Spelling variations of Rajaraja

Raajaaraajaa

Names similar to Rajaraja

Frequently asked questions about Rajaraja

What does Rajaraja mean?
Rajaraja is a Hindu name that means 'ruler of kings'.
Is Rajaraja a Hinduism name?
Yes, Rajaraja is a Hindu name with deep roots in Indian culture and history.
How to pronounce Rajaraja?
Raj-uh-rah-jah
Is Rajaraja popular today?
Yes, Rajaraja remains a popular and meaningful name for babies in the Hindu community today.
What is the origin of Rajaraja?
Rajaraja is derived from the Sanskrit language, and has been used throughout Hindu history as a name for rulers and deities.