Mohinidani

Mohinidani is a surname originating from the Indian subcontinent. It is primarily found among communities with historical ties to the regions of Gujarat and Rajasthan. The name's etymology is believed to be derived from a combination of "Mohini," which refers to an avatar of the Hindu deity Vishnu, and "Dani," meaning giver or donor. This suggests a possible historical association with a family that held religious significance or was known for acts of charity.

Like many Indian surnames, Mohinidani likely evolved over generations, with variations in spelling and pronunciation occurring across different regions and communities. The surname is not indicative of a single caste or religious group but can be found among various communities within the broader Hindu population. Individuals bearing the surname Mohinidani are spread across India and have also established communities in diasporic locations worldwide. The name continues to be a part of family lineages, passed down through generations.