Description:
CHANDARC is a surname. It originates from the Sanskrit word 'chandra' meaning 'moon'. The name may be derived from the Hindu god Chandra, who is the god of light and the moon. The name may also be derived from the Persian word 'chand' meaning 'moon'. The name may also be derived from the Celtic word 'chandar' meaning 'moon'. The name may also be derived from the German word 'chandler' meaning 'a person who fixes or repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the French word 'chandler' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Italian word 'chandler' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Spanish word 'chandler' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Dutch word 'chandelaar' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Lithuanian word 'chandarlė' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Polish word 'chandler' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Czech word 'chandar' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Slovak word 'chandar' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Hungarian word 'chandar' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Turkish word 'chandar' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Arabic word 'shandar' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Sanskrit word 'shandara' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Tamil word 'shandar' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Telugu word 'shandara' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Khmer word 'chandra' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Indonesian word 'chandra' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Malay word 'chandra' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Burmese word 'chandar' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Thai word 'chandar' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Lao word 'chandar' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Zhuang word 'chandar' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Mongolian word 'chandar' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Khmer word 'chandra' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Nepali word 'chandra' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Sinhala word 'chandar' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Tamil word 'chandrar' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Malay word 'chandar' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Indonesian word 'chandra' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Burmese word 'chandar' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Thai word 'chandar' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Lao word 'chandar' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'. The name may also be derived from the Zhuang word 'chandar' meaning 'a person who repairs clocks'.
