Biju

Biju (Malayalam: ബിജു) is a popular male name in India, especially in Bengal, Orissa, Kerala, and Bangladesh.

Biju is derived from the similar rhyming name Viju. It is highly likely that Viju is an affectionate version of the name Vijaya, which means Victory in Sanskrit and several Indian languages. It has a similar meaning in Chinese as well. Biju is associated with Arjuna,c the great warrior hero of the Mahabharatha.

In Kerala, the name Biju is used by all communities: Hindus, Christians, and Muslims, and thus is a secular name, although many have added suffixes which indicate their caste or community. For example, Biju S Punnooreth (ബിജു എസ് പുന്നൂരേത്ത് ), in which ബിജു is the first name, എസ് is the first letter of father's name and പുന്നൂരേത്ത് is the house name.

This name also may have derived from the French word "bijou" (pronounced "bizhu"), meaning "jewel."

People with this name

  • Biju Mathew (fl. 1998–present), American Marxist intellectual
  • Biju Menon (b. 1970), Indian film actor
  • Biju Narayanan (fl. 1992–present), Indian playback singer
  • Biju Patnaik (1916-1997), Indian politician, founder of party Biju Janata Dal
  • Biju Phukan (fl. 1970–present), Indian Assamese actor
  • Biju Toppo (fl. 1995–present), Indian documentary filmmaker
  • Biju Viswanath (fl. 1998–present), Indian film director
  • Bijukumar Damodaran, known as Dr. Biju ( b. 1971), Indian film director
  • Biju Mathai Mathew, known as Mr. Biju ( b. 1984), Indian Human Resource professional currently the HR Manager of Asmara Holdings Group, Dubai.

Biju John Kurien Formerly Indian Teacher. Now residing in the United States .Also known as Biju Mundakkal

People with Biju as surname

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