Description:
CHENCHURAM is a Sanskrit word meaning 'lotus flower.' The name may be derived from the Sanskrit word for 'lotus,' chandan, or it may be a corruption of the name of the Indian prince Chenchuda, who was married to a princess of the Kuru dynasty. The name may also be derived from the Hindi word for 'peacock,' cheen, or the Tamil word for 'peacock,' chiran. In modern times, the name has been used predominantly in India. The name may be used in many different ways in India. Some people use the name as a given name, while others use it as a surname. The name may also be used as an alternate name for boys or girls. In some cases, the name may be used as an honorific title. The name may also be spelled Chenchuram or Chenchooram. The name may be pronounced either as CHEN-chee-ram or CHEN-chee-wahm.
