TALWAR
Talwar
Talwar, pronounced as [təlˈwɑː], is a British surname of South Asian origin, specifically associated with individuals of Indian, Pakistani, or Sikh descent. The surname 'Talwar' finds its roots in the subcontinent's cultural and historical significance, as it is derived from the Persian word 'talwār', meaning sword.
Individuals bearing the surname Talwar often have ancestors who were warriors, swordsmiths, or had connections to martial traditions prevalent in South Asia. The surname may also be linked to families that were granted titles or accolades for military service or prowess in battle.
In contemporary British society, those with the surname Talwar contribute to the diversity and multicultural fabric of the nation. The name serves as a reminder of the rich heritage and traditions of South Asia, reflecting the global interconnectedness and migration patterns that have shaped the modern British identity.
While the surname Talwar may not be as common as some other British surnames, its unique origins and cultural significance make it a distinctive and valued part of the British surname landscape.
There are approximately 829 people named Talwar in the UK. That makes it roughly the 8,541st most common surname in Britain. Around 13 in a million people in Britain are named Talwar.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Aditya
- Amit
- Aneel
- Arun
- Naresh
- Nikhil
- Rajesh
- Ravinder
- Richard
- Sandeep
- Sanjeev
- Satnam
- Sunil
- Viveck
Female
- Anita
- Evelyn
- Karen
- Manjit
- Narinder
- Pooja
- Punita
- Rakhi
- Satnam
- Seema
- Sheila
- Sunita
Similar and related surnames
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