Hindu honorifics are titles of respect used in India to address people of high social standing. The term 'Rajah' (5 letters) is a title for a prince or king, 'Baboo' (5 letters) is a term for a Hindu gentleman or clerk, 'SAHIB' (5 letters) is a term for a respected man, 'SWAMI' (5 letters) is a term for a religious teacher or guru, and 'Sri' (3 letters) is a term of respect for a person of high social standing.