The term INDIAN ROYAL is composed of four words, Maharani (8 letters), Rani (4 letters), Raja (4 letters), and Rajah (5 letters). Maharani is a title given to the wife of a Maharaja, which is a ruler of a princely state in India. Rani is a title given to the wife of a Raja, which is a king or prince in India. Raja is a title given to a king or prince in India. Rajah is a title given to a ruler of a princely state in India. Ranee is a title given to the wife of a Rajah, which is a ruler of a princely state in India.