Hansraj

Hansraj is a common Indian given name, predominantly used for males. It is derived from Sanskrit, combining "Hans" meaning swan or goose and "Raj" meaning king or ruler. Therefore, Hansraj can be interpreted as "King of Swans" or "Lord of Swans." The name is often associated with qualities such as grace, purity, and nobility, attributes often linked to the swan in Indian culture and mythology.

The name Hansraj is prevalent across various regions of India, particularly in Hindi-speaking areas. It is also a surname in some communities. While primarily a given name, it can occasionally appear as a surname, though this is less common. People named Hansraj are found in diverse professions and walks of life throughout India and in the Indian diaspora.

In popular culture, the name Hansraj might be recognized through notable individuals, although there isn't a single, universally prominent figure solely identified by this name that defines its general meaning. Its usage reflects a connection to traditional Indian naming conventions that often draw from nature and concepts of royalty or leadership. The name's enduring popularity stems from its meaningful etymology and pleasing sound.