(urth) Rajan vs Raja

[James Wynn]

>> There are quite a few modern languages descended from Sanskrit. In at 
>> least one of them -- Nepali -- "Rajan" is the ordinary nominative case 
>> that corresponds to Hindi "Raja".
>
> Ah! Then perhaps the culture of Gaon is Napalese.

According to wikipedia, "gaon" means "village" in Hindi, Marathi 
(central-east India), Assamese (west India). Is it a term in Nepalese as 
well?

J.