Description:
Niravala is a surname of Indian origin, derived from the Sanskrit word niravali meaning 'without waves' or 'calm'. It is most commonly found among the Brahmin community of Gujarat, India. The Niravala surname is believed to have originated in the late 16th century, when a Brahmin family moved to Gujarat from the north of India. The family took the name Niravala, which was derived from their ancestor's name, Nirav. The Niravala surname is associated with a number of customs and traditions, such as the practice of observing the fast of Ekadashi every month, and offering prayers to Lord Vishnu. Variations of the Niravala surname include Niravali, Niravla, Niravli, Niravlal, Niravlalji, Niravlani, Niravlaniya, and Niravlan.
