Description:
Kaldoke is a surname of Indian origin. It is believed to be derived from the Sanskrit term 'Kaldav' which means 'a person who is wise and learned'. It is also believed to be derived from the Gujarati term 'Kaldav', which means 'a person who is knowledgeable'. The earliest known record of the Kaldoke surname is found in the records of the British Raj in India. During this period, the surname was used by members of the Khatri caste, who were a prominent trading community in the region. The Kaldoke surname is found primarily in the states of Gujarat and Rajasthan, India. It is also found in other parts of India, such as Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh. The culture and customs of the Kaldoke surname are similar to those of other Hindu communities in India. The family is generally patriarchal, with the eldest male member of the family being the head of the household. Family members typically live together in extended family units. Variations of the Kaldoke surname include Kaldaw, Kaldawe, Kaldav, Kaldavu, Kaldavs, Kaldar, and Kaldari.
