No. It has never been a Brahmin surname.
It is isolated to the state of Gujarat. Many lower castes have adopted it. Many use it to hide their true caste. Many use it also to ingrtiate themselves with upper castes.
Generally, Patels belong to the schedule tribes, backward class, and some Muslims have adopted it as well.
They then make distinctions within their group based on where their family land was from. So coming from a certain district might make them seem higher than the Patels who come from another ragion.
In any case they are not and have never been Brahmins despite their duplicity in having others believe they might have been or are.
Yes, Mahotra is a Brahmin surname commonly found in India, particularly among the Brahmin communities in regions like Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh. It often signifies a person's Brahminical lineage and social status.
Karode is not a common surname among Maharashtrian Brahmins. There are many different surnames within the Maharashtrian Brahmin community, and Karode does not feature prominently among them. It is possible that it could be a rare or less common surname within this community.
Yes,It is very correct to affirm that the surname Patel has been phenomenally carried by various castes across various regions of India....These castes may be either Brahmins,Kshtriyas, Vaishyas or Shudras...If u discuss the total number of Patels in the state of Gujarat( better call it the state of Patels),u will be amazed to note that besides the main Patels( or Patidars),several other caste groups of Gujarat viz. the Brahmins,Jats and Gurjars ( so-called Kshtriyas), Vaishyas ( may be Gupta, Agarwal or Marwaris) sometimes carry this great surname in and outside Gujarat....In Gujarat itself,some shudra castes adopted this surname to raise their standards in some pseudo way.....Outside Gujarat,u may find Patils using the surname Patel in Maharastra along with other 96 kuli Marathas, Khandayats and Aghrias doing the same in Orissa,Gurjars and Jats doing the same in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh respectively,Some Kapu Reddys honouring themselves with the surname Patel and Some Lodhis and Kurmis also are found with the same surname in the northern India....The Lingayats of Karnataka,and Jats of Haryana also sometimes use this second largest surname of India....
The name Patel is the most common name in India (like 'Smith' in the U.S.). It would be impossible to estimate how many people in the world have Patel as a last name.
Kamat is a prominent surname among Gaud Saraswat Brahmins
No, Khairnar is not Brahmin Surname. It is Marathi Surname.
no
Yes ! Pandya is a Hindu Brahmin surname.
Usually Brahmin or Chetry. My boyfriend's surname is Bhandari, he is Brahmin and from Nepal.
Yes. Parimi is a surname of Brahmins. Telugu Brahmins velnadu vaidik.
Yes, Surange is a Marathi Brahmin surname. It is commonly found among Marathi Brahmin communities such as Deshastha and Karhade.
Brahmin surname.
Generally SC people use the surname bhowmick in hindu religion. Presently others also using.
Yes Vaidya is Marathi Brahmin surname, but found in other castes too
no,they are schedule castes,i have heard they were brahmin earlier but were depromoted
Yes, Patil is a common Brahmin surname in Telugu-speaking communities. It is often associated with the Brahmin community in the Telugu region.
No, it is a Maratha surname (Kshatriya).