TRIPATHI
Tripathi
Tripathi is a British surname of Indian origin, specifically associated with individuals of Hindu descent. The surname Tripathi is prevalent among people belonging to the Brahmin caste in India, particularly in regions such as Uttar Pradesh.
The name Tripathi is derived from the Sanskrit word "tripathi," meaning "one who has mastered three Vedas." It traditionally signifies a person well-versed in the three sacred texts of Hinduism—Rigveda, Samaveda, and Yajurveda.
In Britain, individuals with the surname Tripathi may have immigrated from India or be descendants of Indian immigrants. The surname is a reminder of their cultural heritage and signifies their ancestral ties to the Brahmin community in India.
Notable bearers of the Tripathi surname may have made significant contributions to various fields, including academia, arts, literature, and business. The use of this surname in Britain reflects the diverse and multicultural society of the country, as well as the integration of different cultural traditions into the British social fabric.
There are approximately 487 people named Tripathi in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around seven in a million people in Britain are named Tripathi.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Abhishek
- Ajay
- Alok
- Amit
- Anand
- Ashutosh
- Dhiraj
- Himanshu
- Pradeep
- Raj
- Rakesh
- Sanjay
Female
- Alka
- Archana
- Bhavana
- Indu
- Monika
- Renu
- Ruchi
- Shivangi
- Smita
- Sonal
- Surekha
- Vishakha
Similar and related surnames
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