SWAMI
Swami
Swami is a British surname that has its origins in South Asia, particularly in India, where it is a title of respect used for Hindu religious teachers and ascetics. Over time, individuals with the title of Swami migrated to various parts of the world, including the United Kingdom, bringing their rich cultural heritage and traditions with them.
The surname Swami is relatively rare in the UK but is found among families with roots in the Indian subcontinent. Those bearing the surname Swami often have a strong connection to Hinduism and may have ancestors who were scholars, priests, or spiritual leaders in their communities.
In British culture, individuals with the surname Swami may maintain aspects of their traditional practices and may be involved in activities related to Hindu festivals, ceremonies, or charitable work within the local community.
The surname Swami serves as a reminder of the diverse cultural influences and the rich tapestry of backgrounds that contribute to the multicultural fabric of British society.
There are approximately 207 people named Swami in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around three in a million people in Britain are named Swami.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Ajay
- Ankur
- Anshul
- Gagan
- Kunal
- Lalit
- Nikhil
- Paul
- Rahul
- Viren
- Wayne
Female
- Anju
- Ashita
- Fenella
- Meera
- Mira
- Sarah
- Shashi
- Suman
- Sunita
- Varsha