History:
The surname SARAW is of Indian origin.
The surname SARAW is derived from the Sanskrit word “saraswata”, meaning “lord of the lake”. This was the name of a Vedic god, and the surname was adopted by people of the Saraswati river valley in modern-day India.
Description:
The surname SARAW is associated with the Hindu faith and its adherents. People with this surname tend to be more traditional in their beliefs and practices.
People with the SARAW surname tend to follow Hindu customs and traditions, such as worshipping the gods and goddesses of the Hindu pantheon, observing certain festivals, and observing certain dietary restrictions.
The surname SARAW has a number of variations, including SARAWA, SARAWAT, SARAWATI, and SARAWATY.
