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Machchhar, Hathi, Ghoda: Curious menagerie in Gujarati surnames

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Captain Smit Machchhar's surname belongs to a select group of zoological names in the Gujarati community. Surnames like Ghoda and Vinchhi highlight connections to animals and insects, indicating unique community traits. Particularly, Machchhar signifies a skill in handling insect bites, shedding light on the cultural richness and importance of surnames across various Gujarati groups.

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