Description:
The surname Raji is an Indian name derived from the Sanskrit word Raja, which means 'king' or 'ruler'. The surname is most commonly found among the Hindu communities of India. It is also found among the Parsi and Muslim communities of India, as well as among the Indian diaspora in other parts of the world. The origin of the surname Raji is thought to be associated with the ruling dynasties of India, such as the Rajputs and Marathas, who often adopted the title Raja. The name is also believed to have been adopted by some of the non-royal families of India who sought to emulate the royal families. The surname Raji is also found among the Parsi and Muslim communities of India, where it is thought to have been adopted as a surname by individuals who converted to the religion. The surname Raji is found in various variations, such as Rajee, Raje, Raju, Rajeev, Rajesh, and Rajiv. It is also sometimes spelled as Rajy or Rajey.
