Sivaji

British  

/ sɪˈvɑːʒi /

noun

1. 1627–80, Indian king (1674–80), who led an uprising of Hindus against Muslim rule and founded the Masatha kingdom

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Example Sentences

Films like Sivaji and Enthiran, where he played a robot, were massive blockbusters, and despite health challenges, his films continued to achieve huge commercial success.

From BBC

“Oh, yes! Every bit of it himself, and neglecting the land sometimes to do it, so that Sivaji had often to chide him, although he is a good man for a Zemindari agent.”

From Literature

“You have had the land,” Sivaji said, “for which you have contracted to pay: so much money, so much rice. These are just dues, I must have them. Would you have me return empty-handed?”

From Literature

I was out gathering cow dung, I did not see Sivaji come, and he left quickly as soon as he had delivered his message.

From Literature

Sivaji acted for him, and being a kindly, humane man, we counted ourselves lucky.

From Literature