Swa|raj — «swuh RAHJ», noun, adjective. –n. political autonomy for India; establishment of India as a self governing political unit. –adj. of or having to do with swaraj. ╂[< Sanskrit svarāja self ruling < sva one s own + rāj reign, rule] Swa|raj… … Useful english dictionary
swa|raj|ism — «swuh RAH jihz uhm», noun. the swaraj principle or movement … Useful english dictionary
swa|raj|ist — «swuh RAH jihst», noun, adjective. –n. an advocate of swaraj; a member of the Swaraj party. –adj. of or having to do with swaraj … Useful english dictionary
raj — raj; raj·ban·si; raj·i·dae; raj·ma·hal; raj·pra·mukh; raj·put; swa·raj; swa·raj·ist; raj·poot; … English syllables
swa — bot·swa·na; swa·de·shi; swa·go; swa·hi·li; swa·mi; swa·raj; swa·raj·ist; swa·ver; swa·zi; swa·zi·land; swa·bi·an; swa·tow; swa·ti; … English syllables
swaraj — swa·raj … English syllables
swaraj — swa•raj [[t]swəˈrɑdʒ[/t]] n. 1) raj (in India) self government 2) raj (cap.) (in British India) the political party supporting this principle over British rule • Etymology: 1905–10; < Hindi, = Skt sva own + Hindi rāj raj swa•raj′ism, n.… … From formal English to slang
swarajist — swa·raj·ist … English syllables
swami — swa•mi [[t]ˈswɑ mi[/t]] n. pl. mis 1) raj an honorific title given to a Hindu religious teacher 2) a person resembling a swami, esp. in authority or judgment • Etymology: 1765–75; < Skt svāmī, sing. of svāmin master, owner … From formal English to slang
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