| Ahsan Jang |
Excellent in war |
| Ali Jah |
Of exalted dignity |
| Amin ud-Daula |
Trustee of the State |
| Amir |
Prince, chief |
| Amir ud-Daula Sayyid ul-Mulk Mumtaz Jang |
A prince of the State, distinguished in war |
| Amir ul-Umara |
Chief of the nobles |
| Asaf Jah |
As noble and exalted as Asaf, the grand vizier of King Solomon according to the Muslims |
| Azam |
Great |
| Azam ul-Umara |
The greatest of the nobles |
| Azim ul-Iqtidar |
Most powerful |
| Bahadur |
Brave; a hero; at the end of a name a title = the English "Honourable" |
| Bahadur Desai |
Desai (Mar.), ruler of a province |
| Bahadur Jang |
Brave in war |
| Brar Bans |
Offspring of a Barar (a Jat tribe. The Raja of Faridkot is head of the tribe — Griffin. |
| Barar Bans Sarmur |
Sarmur, crowned head |
| Begum |
Lady, queen |
| Beglar Begi |
Lord of lords |
| Bhup |
Sovereign, king |
| Brijendra |
Lord of Braj, an epithet of Krishna |
| Chhatrapati Maharaj |
Lord of the umbrella. A king entitled to have an umbrella carried over him as a mark of dignity. |
| Deshmukh |
An hereditary native under the former Marathi Governments |
| Diler Jang |
Intrepid in war |
| Dinkar Rao |
Dinkar (Sanskrit), Day-maker, the sun. See Rao. |
| Diwan |
A minister, a chief officer of State |