RUPRAI
Also recorded as Rup-Rai
Ruprai
Ruprai is a British surname of Indian origin, most commonly found among people of Punjabi descent. The name is derived from the words "Rup", meaning beauty or form, and "Rai", which is a title or honorific used in some Indian communities.
The Ruprai surname is often associated with individuals who have their roots in the Punjab region of India. Many Ruprai families migrated to the United Kingdom during the 20th century, particularly in the post-World War II period when there was a significant influx of South Asian immigrants to Britain.
Over the years, the Ruprai name has become established within the British Punjabi community, with individuals bearing this surname making notable contributions in various fields such as business, academia, medicine, and the arts.
Today, the Ruprai surname continues to be carried by a diverse range of individuals, reflecting the multicultural tapestry of modern British society. As with many surnames of Indian origin, the name Ruprai serves as a reminder of the rich and multifaceted heritage that contributes to the vibrant cultural landscape of Britain.
There are approximately 272 people named Ruprai in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around four in a million people in Britain are named Ruprai.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Amarjit
- Baldev
- Gurdev
- Hardev
- Harjinder
- Inderjit
- Mandeep
- Parminder
- Ranjit
- Ranvir
- Ravinder
- Satnam
- Satwant
Female
- Baljinder
- Balvinder
- Geeta
- Harpreet
- Jaswinder
- Manjit
- Nirmal
- Santosh
- Satwant
- Surinder