<Ul> <Li> Acharya </Li> <Li> Amma </Li> <Li> Ayya </Li> <Li> Baba </Li> <Li> Babu </Li> <Li> Begum </Li> <Li> Chhatrapati </Li> <Li> Chakraborty </Li> <Li> Shukul </Li> <Li> Chowdhury </Li> <Li> Dastur / Dastoor </Li> <Li> Dangoria </Li> <Li> Deshmukh </Li> <Li> Gain / Gayen </Li> <Li> Garu </Li> <Li> Guru </Li> <Li> Hazrat or Hadrat / Hadhrat </Li> <Li> Jagirdar </Li> <Li> Khan </Li> <Li> Maharaj </Li> <Li> Mahātmā </Li> <Li> Maharishi, Maharshi </Li> <Li> Mankari </Li> <Li> Mirza </Li> <Li> Patil </Li> <Li> Pandit </Li> <Li> Raja </Li> <Li> Rai (title) </Li> <Li> Raj </Li> <Li> Rishi </Li> <Li> Sahib </Li> <Li> Sardar </Li> <Li> Satguru, Sadguru </Li> <Li> Seth (suffix denoting a man's wealth) </Li> <Li> Sri (also Shri, Shree) </Li> <Li> Shrimati </Li> <Li> Swami </Li> <Li> Ustad </Li> <Li> Thakur </Li> </Ul> <Li> Dastur / Dastoor </Li> <Li> Gain / Gayen </Li> <Li> Hazrat or Hadrat / Hadhrat </Li>

Form of address to a man in india