CHHETRI
Chhetri
Chhetri is a British surname of Nepali origin, predominantly found in the Gurkha community. The Chhetri surname is associated with the warrior and administrative caste in Nepal and is considered one of the main ethnic groups in the country.
The Chhetri surname carries a sense of pride and honour, often denoting a lineage of bravery and military prowess. Many individuals bearing the surname have a strong connection to the Gurkha regiments in the British Army, known for their valour and loyalty.
Within the diaspora communities in the United Kingdom, the Chhetri surname is a symbol of resilience and dedication to serving both the homeland and the adopted country. It represents a rich cultural heritage and a commitment to upholding traditions while integrating into British society.
Today, individuals with the surname Chhetri continue to make significant contributions to various fields in the UK, embodying the spirit of unity and strength that the name has come to symbolise.
There are approximately 266 people named Chhetri in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around four in a million people in Britain are named Chhetri.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Jason
- Krishna
- Laxman
- Mohan
- Narayan
- Narendra
- Prem
- Rajendra
- Rajesh
- Suraj
Female
- Amelia
- Amika
- Indra
- Jyoti
- Kiran
- Laxmi
- Lucie
- Rajani
- Rita
- Sajana