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▸ noun:  One of the three gunas in Hindu philosophy, representing things that are active, excitable, or passionate.

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rajah, genus raja, rajanate, ragia, rajaship, ragini, Rajarshi, raga, Ramrajya, ramsinga, more...

Adjectives:
other, local, petty, many, several, neighbouring, former, old, rajput, ancient, hindu



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rajah, genus raja, rajanate, ragia, rajaship, ragini, Rajarshi, raga, Ramrajya, ramsinga, more...

Adjectives:
other, local, petty, many, several, neighbouring, former, old, rajput, ancient, hindu



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