History:
Tukaram is an Indian surname derived from the name of the Marathi saint and poet, Tukaram (1608-1650).
The surname is believed to have been adopted by the followers of Tukaram and was later passed down to their descendants.
Description:
The surname is associated with the Marathi culture and is most common in the states of Maharashtra and Goa in India.
The surname is often associated with the worship of Tukaram, who was a devotee of Lord Vitthal, and his followers are known to practice the Varkari tradition of Hinduism.
The surname is also known to have various spellings and variations, such as Tukaram, Tukuram, Tukeram, Tukurim, and Tukaramu.
