GOHIL
Gohil
Gohil, also spelled Gohel or Gohil, is a prestigious surname predominantly associated with the Rajput community of India. The name has historical significance as it refers to the members of the Gohil dynasty, who were rulers of various princely states in India.
The Gohil dynasty has its origins in the Saurashtra region of Gujarat, India. They are believed to be descendants of the Chalukya dynasty and have a rich history of valour, leadership, and culture. The Gohil rulers were known for their bravery and played a significant role in the history of Gujarat.
Over time, members of the Gohil community have spread to different parts of India and the world, including the United Kingdom. Many individuals with the surname Gohil have made notable contributions in various fields such as politics, business, academia, and the arts.
In contemporary British society, the surname Gohil is a symbol of heritage and pride for individuals of Indian descent. It carries with it a sense of tradition and respect for one's ancestry.
The Gohil surname is a reminder of a noble lineage and the resilience of a community that has preserved its distinctive identity across generations.
There are approximately 3,207 people named Gohil in the UK. That makes it roughly the 2,833rd most common surname in Britain. Around 49 in a million people in Britain are named Gohil.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Amit
- Bharat
- Dipak
- Hitesh
- Jay
- Jayesh
- Jiten
- Manoj
- Paresh
- Rajesh
- Sachin
- Sanjay
- Vijay
Female
- Anisha
- Anita
- Bharti
- Bhavna
- Hema
- Krishna
- Lisa
- Manisha
- Manjula
- Nicola
- Nisha
- Prina
- Reena
- Rita
- Usha