Majumdar
Majumdar proper noun: a surname from Bengali.
Proper noun
Majumdar (plural Majumdars)
- A surname from Bengali.
Forms of Majumdar
| plural | Majumdars |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Mojumdar |
| alternative form | Mujumdar |
| alternative form | Muzumdar |
| alternative form | Majumder |
| alternative form | Mojumder |
| alternative form | Mazumdar |
| alternative form | Mozumdar |
| alternative form | Mazumder |
| alternative form | Mozumder |
| alternative form | Majoomdar |
| alternative form | Mojoomdar |
| alternative form | Majoomder |
| alternative form | Mojoomder |
| alternative form | Mazoomdar |
| alternative form | Mozoomdar |
| alternative form | Mazoomder |
| alternative form | Mozoomder |
Origin of Majumdar
Borrowed from Bengali মজুমদার (mojumodar, “record keeper”), from Classical Persian مَجْمُوع دَار (majmū' dār).
Questions about Majumdar
- What does Majumdar mean?
- Majumdar means a surname from Bengali.
- What part of speech is Majumdar?
- Majumdar is a proper noun.
Words near Majumdar in the dictionary
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