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Joginder Pal

in the US

There are 17 people with the name "Joginder Pal" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Joginder	10,371
Pal	11,451
Joginder Pal	1,490,845

is 10,367th most common Teodor
is 10,368th most common Diantha
is 10,369th most common Florrie
is 10,370th most common Geoffry
is 10,371st most common Joginder
is 10,372nd most common Kervin
is 10,373rd most common Lafonda
is 10,374th most common Mohit
is 10,375th most common Oskar

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 1,490,841st most common Joey Tipton
is 1,490,842nd most common Joey Trahan
is 1,490,843rd most common Joey Wade
is 1,490,844th most common Joey York
is 1,490,845th most common Joginder Pal
is 1,490,846th most common Johan Gonzalez
is 1,490,847th most common Johana Gonzalez
is 1,490,848th most common Johanna Bennett
is 1,490,849th most common Johanna Black

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Meaning & History

Joginder

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.