Das (family name)

Origin and meaning

The name is particularly common in India, Bangladesh and Nepal. It is a derivative of the word Dasa (Sanskrit: दास), which means servant .

Name bearer

Amar Das (1479–1574), Indian guru of the Sikhs
Anice Das (* 1985), Dutch speed skater
Anil Kumar Das (1902–1961), Indian astronomer
Anita Das (1951–2018), Indian film actress
Anjan Das (1951–2014), Indian film director
Ankita Das (* 1993), Indian table tennis player
Beatriz Das López (* 1983), Spanish psychologist
Bhagavan Das (1869–1958), Indian politician and theosophist
Biswanath Das (1889–1984), Indian politician
Chitresh Das (1944–2015), Indian Kathak dancer
Chittaranjan Das (1870–1925), Indian lawyer and politician
Chittaranjan Das (writer) (* 1923), Indian writer
Durga Das (* 1920), Indian water polo player
Hima Das (* 2000), Indian sprinter
Indraneil Das (* 1964), Indian zoologist
James Masilamony Arul Das (1930-2004), Indian clergyman, Catholic bishop
Jharana Das (* 1945), Indian actress
Jibananda Das (1899–1954), Bengali poet
José Rodolfo Das López (* 1978), Spanish mathematician
Joseph Das (1930-2008), Indian Roman Catholic bishop
Kalpataru Das (1948–2015), Indian politician
Kamala Das ( Kamala Surayya; 1934–2009), Indian writer
Kristi Das (* 1986), Indian badminton player
Lili Das (* 1998), Indian athlete
Mouma Das (* 1984), Indian table tennis player
Narayan Das (* 1993), Indian soccer player
Neelotpal Das (* 1982), Indian chess player
Niranjan Das (* 1931), Indian wrestler
Prantosh Kumar Das , Bangladeshi soccer player
Raghubar Das (* 1955), Indian politician
Rahul Peter Das (* 1954), German Indologist
Ram Sundar Das († 2015), Indian politician
Rituparna Das (* 1996), Indian badminton player
Robi Das , Indian soccer player
Sandeep Das (* 1970), Indian tabla player
Serge Das (* 1979), Belgian pool player
Shanti Das († 2011), Indian production designer
Veena Das (* 1945), Indian anthropologist

Das (family name)

Origin and meaning

Name bearer

See also