KAKAR
Kakar
Kakar is a British surname believed to have its origins in Afghanistan. The name is commonly found among Pashtuns, a prominent ethnic group in Afghanistan, and amongst the Pashtun diaspora settled in the United Kingdom.
The surname Kakar may have various meanings and interpretations in Pashto, one of the two official languages of Afghanistan. It could signify "brave," "courageous," or "hero," reflecting the characteristics and values associated with the Pashtun people.
Individuals bearing the surname Kakar have made notable contributions in various fields in the United Kingdom, including academia, business, and public service. The presence of this surname in British society underscores the diverse cultural heritage and rich tapestry of identities that form the multicultural landscape of the country.
As with many surnames originating from diverse cultural backgrounds, the significance and prominence of the name Kakar continue to evolve within the British context, reflecting the interwoven histories and connections between the United Kingdom and the wider global community.
There are approximately 318 people named Kakar in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around five in a million people in Britain are named Kakar.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Ahmad
- Ali
- Ganesh
- Mohammed
- Rahul
- Rajiv
- Ramesh
- Raoul
- Sanjeev
- Vishal
Female
- Angela
- Azra
- Bibi
- Karen
- Mariam
- Palwasha
- Priya
- Priyanka
- Puneet
- Shalini
Similar and related surnames
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