The classical graph theoretic ramsey number R (s,t) may be defined as the smallest natural number n with the property that, if the edges of the complete Kn graph are arbitrarily colored using the colors red Ks or blue kt , then a red or a blue will be formed as subgraph. We generalize this definition by talking about both the original graph whose edges are to be bi-colored and those which are sought as monochromatic subgraphs to be complete graphs.