(urth) Rajan vs Raja

[James Wynn]

>>If I understand this properly, "Rajan" is the form of address.
>>"O Rajan, aren't you Silk?"
>>"Raja" is the nominative tense: "The Raja crawled out of the pit."

>I don't think so...my OBW character index lists people
>like "Hoop, one of the RAJAN's scribes" and "Pehla,
>the RAJAN's principal concubine."

eh...okay. I think I'm technically right, but I'll conform to avoid 
antagonizing the list.

J.