MOHINANI
Mohinani
Mohinani is a British surname of South Asian origin. The name is believed to be of Sindhi and Punjabi descent. Individuals bearing the surname Mohinani are thought to be part of the Hindu, Sikh or Muslim communities hailing from the Indian subcontinent, particularly from regions such as Sindh, Punjab, and possibly further afield in present-day Pakistan.
The surname Mohinani may have been derived from various historical and cultural influences. The prefix "Mohan" could be associated with the Hindu deity Lord Krishna, a popular figure in Hindu mythology. The suffix "-ani" might indicate a connection to a particular profession or caste.
The Mohinani family name may have been brought to the United Kingdom through migration and settlement, with individuals and families carrying on the legacy of their ancestors. Over time, the surname may have evolved and adapted to British society, intertwining with the diverse fabric of the nation.
Though not as widely prevalent as some other surnames, like Smith or Patel, the Mohinani surname contributes to the multicultural tapestry of British surnames. Members of the Mohinani family may have established themselves in various fields, contributing to the rich diversity and heritage of British society.
Sorry, we don't have any statistics on this name. That's probably because it's very uncommon in Britain.
Region of origin: Asia
Country of origin: India
Religion of origin: Hindu
Language of origin: Hindi