Irajathirajan
Sanskrit/Tamil · Not verified · 6 syllables
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About the name Irajathirajan
Irajathirajan is a Tamil compound name combining "Iraja" (king/ruler) and "Thirajan" (king), both derived from Sanskrit roots, meaning "king of kings" or supreme ruler.
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Etymology
Irajathirajan is a Tamil compound name combining "Iraja" (king/ruler) and "Thirajan" (king), both derived from Sanskrit roots, meaning "king of kings" or supreme ruler. The name is used primarily in Tamil Hindu communities, particularly in South India, and reflects the historical Tamil naming tradition of conferring royal or noble titles upon individuals.
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