Description:
Navdar is an Indian surname originating from the Gujarati language. It is derived from the words “nav” meaning new and “dar” meaning door or entrance. It is believed to have been given to those who opened new doors or entrances in their respective fields. The Navdar surname is found primarily in the states of Gujarat, Rajasthan and Maharashtra in India. It is also found in other parts of the world, including the United Kingdom, Canada and the United States. The culture and customs of the Navdar surname vary from region to region. In Gujarat, the Navdar surname is associated with the Jain community and is found among the members of the Bania caste. In Rajasthan, the Navdar surname is generally associated with the Brahmin community. Variations of the Navdar surname include Navdara, Navdare and Navdari.
