Rajpunyah

Rajpunyah is a relatively uncommon modern Indian name, primarily given to males. It is a compound Sanskrit word, composed of "Raj" (राज) and "Punya" (पुण्य).

"Raj" (राज) generally translates to "king," "kingdom," "rule," or "dominion." It signifies royalty, power, and sovereignty. It is a common prefix and suffix in many Indian names.

"Punya" (पुण्य) means "merit," "virtue," "auspicious," or "holy." It signifies good deeds, righteousness, and spiritual credit accumulated through ethical conduct.

Therefore, Rajpunyah can be interpreted to mean something akin to "royal merit," "virtue of a king," or "one who possesses the qualities of a righteous ruler." The name suggests a person blessed with auspicious qualities associated with leadership and moral excellence. Its use implies a hope that the child will grow to be a just, benevolent, and noble individual.