PANDOR

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Pandor

Pandor is a British surname of South African origin, most commonly found in regions with historical ties to the African continent. The name is believed to have Dutch or Afrikaans roots, derived from the South African word pandoor, meaning a soldier or guard.

The Pandor surname may be associated with individuals who have ancestral connections to South Africa or have migrated to the United Kingdom from the African continent. The name carries a sense of historical significance and cultural diversity, reflecting the rich tapestry of British society.

Individuals bearing the surname Pandor may have diverse backgrounds and stories, contributing to the multicultural fabric of British heritage. The surname serves as a reminder of the complex relationships between different regions and peoples, highlighting the interconnected nature of global migration and identity.

There are approximately 537 people named Pandor in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around eight in a million people in Britain are named Pandor.

Typical given names associated with the surname

Male

Abdul
Ahmed
Ayub
Aziz
Faruk
Ibrahim
Imran
Ismail
Mohammed
Muhammed
Suleman
Yusuf

Female

Amina
Asma
Aysha
Farida
Fatima
Fatma
Mariam
Rashida
Razia
Yasmin
Zubeda

Similar and related surnames

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