SRINIVAS
Surname: Srinivas
Srinivas is a unique surname with origins in Southern India. It is believed to be primarily of Hindu origin and is commonly found among people of the Telugu and Kannada communities. The surname Srinivas is derived from the Sanskrit words "Shri," meaning prosperity or wealth, and "Nivas," meaning residence or abode, thus translating to "one who resides in prosperity."
Individuals bearing the surname Srinivas can trace their lineage to a specific region in India and may have connections to notable historical figures or families within their community. The use of surnames is an integral part of Indian culture, often indicating one's caste, place of origin, or family occupation.
In contemporary times, families with the surname Srinivas have diversified and spread across the globe, including the United Kingdom. They have contributed to various fields such as technology, academia, business, and the arts, enriching their adopted countries with their skills and knowledge.
The surname Srinivas exemplifies the rich tapestry of Indian culture and heritage, reflecting the complex social structures and history of the subcontinent. It serves as a symbol of pride and identity for those who bear it, embodying a legacy of tradition and resilience that transcends borders and generations.
There are approximately 145 people named Srinivas in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around two in a million people in Britain are named Srinivas.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Abhijith
- Gautham
- Gokul
- Gopal
- Kiri
- Krishna
- Ramesh
- Ravi
- Sai
- Sanjay
- Sundar
- Varun
Female
- Anitha
- Candy
- Kiri
- Sangeetha
- Shreya
- Sindhu
- Sneha
- Suma
- Susan
- Swetha
Similar and related surnames
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