In Kannada RAYA means a senior man, i think the word raya became rao. ex: Bheema rayaru, Rama rayaru etc. The famous kannada poet K.S.Narasihma swamy in his poem "Rayaru bandaru mavana manege ratriyagittu.." describing rayaru. I think same meaning for 'Roy' in Bengali also. A.N.P.Rao
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It doesn't mean anything. Consider the following points:There is no such thing as "Indian language"Katelyn originates from Greek, so it only has meaning in GreekIf you're asking how to spell Katelyn in one of the languages of India, you need to specify which language you're talking about.If you're asking for the meaning of Katelyn, click here.
Prita Rao and Amrita Rao were born and originally from Karnataka, which is in South India. They both were then raised in Mumbai, which is in the western part of India.
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Rao, an Indian princely title cognate with raja
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H. R. Rao has written: 'Kannada made easy' -- subject(s): Kannada language
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Just the two of us.
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That isn't a phrase in any language.
First, there is no such language as "Jewish". Second, Rita is a name, so it only has meaning in the Language it came from. It has no meaning in any other language, such as Hebrew or Yiddish.
it does not have any significant meaning. seems like a company name.
The heading of this section is English, NOT "any language". However, Franol comes up only as a drug for use on chronic bronchitis.
It is not. The number, 92, exist and has the same meaning in any other language. It will continue to have that meaning even if the English language disappears.