Description:
The name 'Karan' comes from the Tamil word 'kara' which means 'black' and 'nambu' which means 'son of'. 'Karan' is a Tamil surname that may be derived from either the black color of the Karan people or from the fact that many Karan families are descended from chiefs or warriors. The Karan people are a Tamil-speaking community who live in the Madurai and Thanjavur districts of Tamil Nadu, India. The Karan people are Hindu and their culture is based on agriculture. They are also involved in traditional trade and commerce. There are many variations of the Karan surname including Karanappa, Karanappaiah, Karanarayan, Karanarayanan, Karanthi, Karanthi Ammal, Karanthi Nair, Karanthi Ramasamy, Karanthi Sankaran, Karanthi Thirumalaikumar, and Karanthi Vignesh.
