sahoja

Sahoja is a toponym and surname used in parts of the Indian subcontinent. The term’s meaning and significance vary by locality, language, and community, and there is no single widely recognized definition.

In geographic usage, Sahoja designates one or more localities documented in regional records and maps; it typically refers to a village or hamlet within a district. The precise location and administrative status can differ between states and provinces.

As a surname, Sahoja appears among families in India and neighboring regions. Surname usage often reflects ancestral ties to a place name and may be found in genealogical records, voter lists, or census documents.

Etymology and linguistic notes: the origin of the name is not standardized; it may derive from local language elements in Indo-Aryan languages, but there is no consensus. Variants in spelling and transliteration have appeared in historical documents.

Disambiguation and context: because Sahoja is used in multiple contexts, precise identification requires contextual clues such as country, state, or community. If you can provide more details about the intended sense—geographic, genealogical, or cultural—a more targeted article can be drafted.