PUJARA
Pujara
Pujara is a British surname with its origins in India. The name is predominantly found within the British Indian community, especially among families who have migrated from the Indian subcontinent to the United Kingdom. The surname Pujara is derived from the Gujarati and Hindi word 'puja', referring to a religious ritual or offering in Hinduism.
Individuals bearing the surname Pujara are often part of the Indian diaspora in the UK and have contributed to various fields such as business, academia, arts, and sports. Notably, the Indian cricketer Cheteshwar Pujara has brought recognition to the surname through his successful career in international cricket.
As with many surnames, the origins and history of the Pujara name hold significance to those who bear it, serving as a connection to their cultural heritage and familial roots. Despite its relatively limited presence in the British population, the surname Pujara exemplifies the diverse tapestry of British society, reflecting the rich multicultural influences that have shaped the country's history and identity.
There are approximately 221 people named Pujara in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around three in a million people in Britain are named Pujara.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Ashok
- Bhavin
- Dhaval
- Hitesh
- Kavi
- Kirtan
- Mukesh
- Priyesh
- Shailesh
- Sunil
Female
- Bhargavi
- Bhavna
- Bina
- Divya
- Kiran
- Kusum
- Lina
- Nirmala
- Shefali
- Shilpa
Similar and related surnames
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