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Shri Mahan Singh Rai, 1905 - 1965
MyHeritage Family TreesSHRI MANGAT RAI, 1930 - 1989
MyHeritage Family TreesShri Gyan Prakash Rai
MyHeritage Family TreesShri Maya Prakash Rai
MyHeritage Family TreesShri Rajendra Prakash Rai
MyHeritage Family TreesShri Kanti Prakash Rai
MyHeritage Family TreesShri Jagat Prakash Rai
MyHeritage Family TreesShri Brahma Prakash Rai
MyHeritage Family TreesShri Shitab Rai
MyHeritage Family TreesShri Gopal Rai
MyHeritage Family TreesShri Bilas Rai
MyHeritage Family TreesShri Motilal Rai
MyHeritage Family TreesShri Narayan Rai
MyHeritage Family TreesShri Shanti Prakash Roy
MyHeritage Family TreesShri Mahendra Prakash Roy
MyHeritage Family TreesShri Shrishti Prakash roy
MyHeritage Family TreesShri Bahal Roy
MyHeritage Family TreesShri Seva Ram shrivastav
MyHeritage Family TreesShri Jai Prakash Rai
MyHeritage Family TreesShri Shankar Lal
MyHeritage Family TreesShri Ulfat Rai
MyHeritage Family TreesShri Ganga Saran
MyHeritage Family TreesShri Hazaari Lal shrivastav
MyHeritage Family TreesShri Roop Lal shrivastav
MyHeritage Family TreesShri Ram N Rai, 1927 - 2000
England & Wales, Death Index, 1837-2005
Shri Ram N Rai, 1927 - 2000
England & Wales Deaths, GRO Indexes, 1969 - 2007Shri. Ram Briksh Rai, died 1989
Geni World Family TreeShri. Pramod Rai
Geni World Family TreeShri Harsh Deo Narain Rai
Geni World Family TreeShri Rakesh Rai
Geni World Family TreeShri Rai, 1925 - 2021
United States Obituary Index from Online Sources
Shri Nara B Rai
Ellis Island and Other New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957
Shri R Rai
Ellis Island and Other New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957
Shri Rai
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- Shree Ray
- Shry Ray
- Arabic: شري راي (Shri Rāy)
- Japanese: シュリ・ライ (Shuri Rai)


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The first name 'Shri' has its origins in the Indian subcontinent, particularly within Hindu culture, where it is derived from the Sanskrit word 'श्री' (śrī), meaning "radiance," "prosperity," or "wealth." Historically, 'Shri' is often used as a respectful title or honorific, denoting auspiciousness and reverence, and is commonly associated with deities and revered figures in Hinduism, such as Lord Vishnu and Goddess Lakshmi. The name embodies qualities of grace, beauty, and divine favor, reflecting the characteristics of those who bear it. Variations of 'Shri' can be found in different contexts, such as 'Sri' in Sinhalese and 'Shree' in some Indian languages, with slight differences in pronunciation and usage. In contemporary times, 'Shri' is frequently used as a prefix in formal addresses, signifying respect and honor, and remains a popular choice for names in various cultural and religious contexts across India and among the Indian diaspora.
The last name "Rai" has its origins primarily in South Asia, particularly in India and Nepal, where it is commonly associated with the Rai ethnic group, which is known for its historical ties to agriculture and land ownership. The name itself is believed to derive from the Sanskrit word "Raja," meaning "king" or "noble," reflecting a lineage of leadership or prominence among those who bore it. Historically, individuals with the surname Rai often held positions of authority or were landowners, which contributed to the name's association with respect and status. Variations of the surname can be found across different regions and cultures, including "Ray" in English-speaking countries and "Rai" in various South Asian languages, where it may be pronounced differently depending on local dialects. The name has also been adopted by various communities, leading to diverse interpretations and uses, but it consistently retains its connotation of nobility and respect across cultures.
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