Names from Punjab, blending Sikh, Hindu, and Islamic naming traditions.
370 names
370 names
Punjabi
Inayat Preet Kaur is a Punjabi girl’s name with a soft, devotional feel. Inayat means “grace” or “favor,” Preet means “love” or “affection,” so the name can be read as “grace of love,” with Kaur marking a Punjabi feminine naming style.
Punjabi
Jasleen is a Punjabi name meaning "absorbed in glory" or "immersed in praise." In Sikh-inspired naming, it carries a gentle spiritual feeling of devotion, radiance, and inner beauty.
Punjabi
Asees means "blessing" or "prayer" in Punjabi. As a full Punjabi girl name, Asees Noor Kaur feels gentle, spiritual, and deeply hopeful.
Punjabi
Livleen Simar Kaur is a Punjabi Sikh girl name often understood as a prayerful name: Livleen suggests being lovingly absorbed in devotion, Simar points to remembrance or meditation, and Kaur means princess in Sikh tradition.
Punjabi
Mehak means “fragrance,” “sweet scent,” or “perfume,” with roots in Persian and Urdu usage and warm use in Punjabi and Sikh naming. Jas means “praise” or “glory” in Punjabi, and Kaur is the traditional Sikh feminine surname meaning “princess.”
Punjabi
Nimrat is linked to the Sanskrit Nimrata, meaning humility or modesty. Kaur is a Sikh title meaning princess, giving the full name a gentle, dignified feeling.
Punjabi
Ravneet Ishar Kaur is a Punjabi name, with Ravneet used as the given name and Kaur traditionally used in Sikh naming. The exact etymology and meaning of Ravneet are not confirmed by the provided sources.
Punjabi
Seerat means “inner beauty” and is given here in the Punjabi girl’s name form Seerat Jivan Kaur. The full name feels graceful, devotional, and quietly strong.
Punjabi
Taran Kiran Kaur is a Punjabi Sikh-style name with a bright, graceful feel. Kiran is commonly understood as “ray” or “beam of light,” while Kaur is the traditional Sikh name element used by women.
Punjabi
Vaneet Gur Kaur is a Punjabi Sikh girl name with a graceful, devotional feel. The clearest sourced meaning is Kaur, a Sikh name-title for women commonly explained as “princess,” carrying dignity, equality, and spiritual identity.
Punjabi
Zoravar means “having strength” or “powerful,” from Persian roots meaning strength and bringing or bearing. Kiran adds the sense of a “ray of light,” while Kaur gives the full Punjabi name a distinctly Sikh feminine finish.
Punjabi
Kiran Deep Kaur means “ray of light, lamp of light, princess.” Kiran comes from Sanskrit kiraṇa, meaning “ray” or “beam of light,” Deep means “lamp” or “light,” and Kaur is a traditional Sikh name element used by women.
Punjabi
Prabhleen means “absorbed in God” or “devoted to the divine,” from Punjabi elements meaning God and absorbed or immersed. In the full name Prabhleen Noor Kaur, the strongest documented meaning comes from Prabhleen’s deeply devotional Punjabi and Sikh naming style.
Punjabi
Amardeep means "eternal light" or "immortal lamp," from Sanskrit elements meaning "immortal" and "light." In the full Punjabi name Amardeep Noor Singh, the strongest documented meaning comes from Amardeep: a steady, lasting radiance.
Punjabi
Anhad is a Punjabi Sikh name meaning “limitless” or “infinite,” and in Sikh tradition it is also connected with the “unstruck cosmic sound,” the inner divine music described in Gurbani spirituality. Anhad Veer Singh feels expansive, grounded, and distinctly Punjabi.
Punjabi
Arjan Dev Singh is a Punjabi Sikh boy name closely tied to Guru Arjan Dev Ji, the fifth Sikh Guru. Arjan is given with meanings such as “white, pure” and is also linked with the Sanskrit idea of earning or acquiring.
Punjabi
Balraj Inder Singh is a Punjabi boy’s name with a strong Sikh naming feel. The supplied sources verify Balraj Singh and Balraj Singh Ghai as real bearers of the name, while the exact etymology is not stated in those sources.
Punjabi
Charanjit is a Punjabi name often understood as “victorious at every step” or “one who has won over the Lord.” Charanjit Amar Singh carries a strong Sikh and Punjabi feel, with a devotional, steady, and dignified sound.
Punjabi
Daler Pratap Singh is a Punjabi boy's name with a strong, dignified feel. Daler is commonly understood as “brave,” while Pratap carries a sense of honor or glory, and Singh is a widely used Punjabi and Sikh name element.
Punjabi
Ekam Fateh Singh means “the One, victorious lion” in a Sikh Punjabi context. Ekam points to oneness and uniqueness, Fateh means victory, and Singh is the traditional Sikh masculine name meaning lion.
Punjabi
Guransh is a Punjabi and Hindi compound name often understood as “a part of the guru” or “essence of the divine teacher.” With Preet Singh, the full name has a warm Punjabi Sikh style: spiritual, affectionate, and strong.
Punjabi
Himmat Jor Singh is a Punjabi boy's name built around courage and strength. Himmat means “courage” or “bravery” in South Asian languages including Punjabi, Hindi, and Urdu.
Punjabi
Ajaib is a Punjabi masculine name meaning “wonders,” “wondrous being,” or “magical.” In the full name Ajaib Jot Singh, Ajaib gives the name its rare, wonder-filled feeling.
Punjabi
Jaskaran is a Punjabi Sikh boy name connected with praise and good deeds. It can be understood as “one who performs praise” or “one who sings in praise.”
Punjabi
Kirat Roop Singh is a Punjabi boy's name built around Kirat, which means honest work, labor, or effort in Punjabi. The full name has a steady, dignified feel, especially in a Sikh or Punjabi family context.
Punjabi
Lakhveer Ajit Singh can be understood as a Punjabi Sikh name meaning “brave as a hundred thousand, unconquered lion.” It combines Lakhveer, Ajit, and Singh, each carrying a strong, protective feeling.
Punjabi
Manav means "human" in Sanskrit. In the full Punjabi name Manav Sukh Singh, Manav gives the name a gentle, grounded meaning centered on humanity and dignity.
Punjabi
Nirbhay is an Indian boy's name meaning "fearless" or "without fear." In the full Punjabi name Nirbhay Arjun Singh, it gives the whole name a brave, steady feeling.
Punjabi
Prabhjot is a Punjabi Sikh name meaning "divine light" or "light of God," from Prabh, meaning God or divine, and jot, meaning light. Amar adds the sense of "immortal," while Singh is a traditional Sikh masculine name meaning "lion."
Punjabi
Ranjit comes from Sanskrit rañjita, meaning "coloured, pleased, delighted." Ranjit Pal Singh feels strong, traditional, and deeply Punjabi, with the well-known Sikh name Singh at the end.
Punjabi
Sarab Noor Singh is a Punjabi boy's name built around Noor, a documented Arabic unisex name meaning "light." As a full name, it feels luminous, dignified, and deeply at home in Punjabi naming style.
Punjabi
Yuvraj is an Indian boy name meaning "young king." In India, Yuvraj has also been used as a title for the crown prince of a kingdom or princely state.
Punjabi
Ikjot Bir Singh is a Punjabi boy's name that can be read as a devotional, strength-filled name: Ikjot suggests one light, Bir suggests bravery, and Singh means lion. Because the supplied sources do not document the etymology, this meaning is best treated as a careful traditional reading rather than a sourced historical claim.
Punjabi
Avtar Jeet Singh is a Punjabi boy's name with a strong, steady sound. Since the supplied sources do not give a verified etymology for Avtar or Jeet, the safest reading is as a traditional Punjabi-style full name rather than a sourced literal translation.
Punjabi
Charan Pal Singh is a Punjabi boy’s name built from three familiar South Asian name elements. Based on the supplied sources, Charan is clearly attested as an Indian given name, Pal and Singh complete the name in a traditional Punjabi style.
Punjabi
Daljit means “victorious army,” “conqueror of forces,” or “one who defeats everyone and wins always.” Daljit Amar Singh is a strong Punjabi boy’s name with a confident, steady sound.
Punjabi
Darshan Bir Singh is a Punjabi boy’s name often understood through three strong ideas: sacred sight, courage, and lion-like dignity. It feels devotional, steady, and unmistakably Punjabi.
Punjabi
Gurbaaz is a Punjabi and Sikh name meaning "guru's falcon" or "falcon of the divine teacher." Gurbaaz Partap Singh carries a strong, reverent feeling: spiritual guidance, keen vision, and dignity.
Punjabi
Gurcharan Dev Singh is a Punjabi Sikh name often understood as “one devoted at the Guru’s feet, divine lion.” It brings together spiritual humility, grace, and the Sikh surname Singh, meaning lion.
Punjabi
Harjas is commonly understood in Punjabi and Sikh use as “praise of God” or “one who glorifies the Divine.” In Sanskrit-based interpretation, it can also suggest “bearer of fame” or “one who attains glory.”
Punjabi
Himmat Ajit Singh carries a strong Punjabi feel, with Himmat commonly understood as courage or bravery, Ajit as unconquered, and Singh as lion. Together, it suggests a brave, undefeated spirit with a dignified Sikh and Punjabi sound.
Punjabi
Inderpal Jot Singh is often interpreted as a Punjabi Sikh name meaning “protected by Inder, light, lion.” It brings together strength, guardianship, and spiritual brightness.
Punjabi
Ajaib is a Punjabi masculine name meaning “wonders,” “wondrous being,” or “magical.” Ajaib Bir Singh has a reverent, memorable feel, especially for Punjabi and Sikh families who like names with spiritual warmth.
Punjabi
Jaskaran is a Punjabi Sikh boy name often interpreted as “one who performs praise,” “one who sings in praise,” or “maker of glory.” In the full name Jaskaran Dev Singh, Jaskaran gives the name its main meaning and devotional tone.
Punjabi
Manraj means “king of the heart” or “ruler of the mind,” from Sanskrit elements meaning mind or heart and king or ruler. Deep is often heard in Punjabi names, and Singh gives the full name a clear Punjabi Sikh family-name feel.
Punjabi
Kirat is commonly linked to fame, glory, renown, virtuous deeds, honesty, and righteous conduct. Kirat Pal Singh feels like a Punjabi boy name centered on honorable work, integrity, and a respected life.
Punjabi
Prabhjot Veer Singh can be understood as “brave lion whose light comes from the Divine.” Prabhjot is commonly read as “light of God,” Veer means “brave” or “heroic,” and Singh means “lion.”
Punjabi
Nirmal Jeet Singh is commonly understood as a Punjabi Sikh name with a bright, dignified feel: “pure victory” with Singh adding the traditional sense of “lion.” It sounds calm, strong, and deeply rooted.
Punjabi
Ranjit Partap Singh is a Punjabi masculine compound name. The provided source supports Ranjeet as an Indian given name, but it does not give a documented literal meaning for the full name.
Punjabi
The exact meaning of Sarabjit Dev Singh is not confirmed in the provided sources. It is a Punjabi Sikh masculine name, with Singh widely used as a Sikh family or middle name for boys and men.
