RAMANUJAM
Ramanujam
Ramanujam is a British surname with roots in South Indian culture. It is derived from the Tamil name "Ramanuja," which means "beloved of Rama," referring to the Hindu god Lord Rama. The suffix "-m" is a common addition in South Indian surnames, denoting a familial association.
The surname Ramanujam is prevalent among the Tamil diaspora settled in the United Kingdom. It signifies a connection to a rich cultural heritage and often serves as a reminder of ancestral roots. Many individuals with the surname Ramanujam have made significant contributions to various fields, including academia, arts, science, and business.
In contemporary British society, the surname Ramanujam embodies a blend of Indian and British identity, reflecting the diversity and multiculturalism that characterise modern Britain. It serves as a symbol of heritage and pride for individuals of Tamil descent residing in the UK.
There are approximately 46 people named Ramanujam in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around one in a million people in Britain are named Ramanujam.