Description:
Mangji is a surname of Indian origin, most commonly found among the Parsi Zoroastrians of India. It is believed to have originated from the Gujarati word mang, which means 'salt'. The name is thought to have been adopted by Parsi Zoroastrians who were involved in the salt trade. The Mangji surname is typically found among Parsi Zoroastrians of Gujarat and Maharashtra, as well as among the Parsi diaspora in the United Kingdom, North America, Australia, and other parts of the world. The Mangji surname is associated with a number of customs and traditions. For example, it is traditional for Mangji families to celebrate the Parsi New Year, known as Navroz, with a special meal and a day of feasting. Variations of the Mangji surname include Mangjiwala, Mangijiwala, Mangjawala, and Mangjiwalla.
