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Dharam Pal

in the US

There are 15 people with the name "Dharam Pal" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Dharam	15,643
Pal	11,451
Dharam Pal	1,674,223

is 15,639th most common Carlus
is 15,640th most common Christon
is 15,641st most common Chucky
is 15,642nd most common Cobb
is 15,643rd most common Dharam
is 15,644th most common Dror
is 15,645th most common Evgenia
is 15,646th most common Gladyce
is 15,647th most common Heiko

is 11,447th most common Oller
is 11,448th most common Toohey
is 11,449th most common Tuma
is 11,450th most common Batton
is 11,451st most common Pal
is 11,452nd most common Seabrook
is 11,453rd most common Twitty
is 11,454th most common Bloss
is 11,455th most common Clodfelter

is 1,674,219th most common Dexter Hayes
is 1,674,220th most common Dexter Henry
is 1,674,221st most common Dexter West
is 1,674,222nd most common Deysi Sanchez
is 1,674,223rd most common Dharam Pal
is 1,674,224th most common Dharmendra Sharma
is 1,674,225th most common Dharmesh Mehta
is 1,674,226th most common Dhiren Desai
is 1,674,227th most common Diamantina Gonzalez

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Meaning & History

Dharam

Pal

Indian (Bengal) and Bangladeshi: Hindu (Kayasth) name, from Sanskrit pāla ‘protector’, ‘keeper’, ‘guard’, ‘herdsman’ (compare gopāla ‘cowherd’), an epithet of the god Krishna and a common personal name. A Pala dynasty that was founded by one Gopala in the 8th century ruled in Bengal and Bihar until the 12th century.

Hungarian (Pál): from the personal name Pál, Hungarian form of Paul. This name is also found, spelled Pal, in Slovenia (Prekmurje) and northern and eastern Croatia.