SULTANI
Sultani
The surname Sultani originates from the British Isles and is derived from the Persian and Urdu word 'Sultani', meaning ‘royal’ or ‘pertaining to a sultan’. It is a surname of Persian and South Asian (particularly Pakistani and Indian) origin, often carried by individuals from these regions.
The Sultani surname is relatively rare in the United Kingdom, with most bearers of this name likely having familial ties to the Indian subcontinent. Like many surnames of South Asian origin, the name Sultani may have been brought to Britain through migration and settlement, particularly during the colonial era, when people from various parts of the British Empire came to reside in the UK.
Individuals with the surname Sultani may have diverse ancestral backgrounds, reflecting the rich tapestry of cultures that have influenced the British Isles over the centuries. The name Sultani may be passed down patrilineally from father to children, in line with traditional naming practices.
While there may not be extensive historical records specific to the Sultani surname in Britain, the name carries connotations of honour, royalty, and a connection to the historic sultanates of South Asia. Today, individuals with the surname Sultani may be found across various regions of the UK, adding to the multicultural fabric of British society.
There are approximately 138 people named Sultani in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around two in a million people in Britain are named Sultani.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Abdul
- Ahmad
- Ali
- Aziz
- Habib
- Jalal
- Mahmood
- Mohammad
- Mohammed
- Omar
- Shahram
Female
- Hafiza
- Jocelyn
- Nabeela
- Noor
- Razia
- Rihana
- Saada
- Sara
- Sarra
- Toni