History:
The surname Chashmaval is derived from the Persian/Urdu word “chashm”, which translates to “eye”. It is believed to have originated from the Indian subcontinent.
The surname is believed to have been around since at least the 16th century and was used by a number of families in the Indian subcontinent. The name is also found in parts of Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Description:
The name is associated with a number of cultural traditions, including the practice of decorating the eyes with kohl, or black powder. This practice is still common in some parts of India and Pakistan.
The name is also associated with certain customs, such as the tradition of giving gifts of eye-shaped jewelry as tokens of love and friendship.
The surname can also be spelt as Chashmawala, Chashmavala, Chashmawalla, Chashmawla, Chashmawali, Chashmawal, Chashmawala, Chashmawalah, and Chashmawali.
