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Karamveer
ਕਰਮਵੀਰSay it kur-um-VEER
- Meaning
- Brave in action; one who does not give up a task despite obstacles (Mahan Kosh); also a name of Guru Gobind Singh Mahan Kosh
- Say it
- kur-um-VEER
- Spelling in Punjabi
- ਕਰਮਵੀਰ
- Spelling in English
- Karamveer, Karamvir, Karmveer
Karamveer
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Karamveer meaning
Karamveer (ਕਰਮਵੀਰ) is a Sikh and Hindu boy's name of Punjabi origin.
Brave in action; one who does not give up a task despite obstacles (Mahan Kosh); also a name of Guru Gobind Singh
Karamveer (ਕਰਮਵੀਰ), also spelled Karamvir, joins karam with vīr, a brave man or hero. Karam carries two senses in Punjabi, and the Mahan Kosh records both: Sanskrit karma, a deed or action, and Arabic karam, grace and kindness, the sense in the Japji's realm of grace (karam khand) on Ang 8 of the Guru Granth Sahib. The Mahan Kosh enters Karamvir itself as "brave in action", one who does not abandon a task once begun despite obstacles and hardship, and also gives it as a name of Guru Gobind Singh. Karamveer is given to boys in Sikh and Punjabi Hindu families, like the related names Karamjit and Karampreet.
Source: Mahan Kosh, Bhai Kahn Singh Nabha (1930) · entry ਕਰਮਵੀਰ · See the entry · checked 30 Oct 2026
References: Mahan Kosh, ਕਰਮ (srigranth.org) · Sri Guru Granth Sahib, Ang 8 · Mahan Kosh, ਵੀਰ / ਬੀਰ (srigranth.org)
How the name is built
- Karam ਕਰਮ: grace, kindness, mercy (Arabic karam); also deed (Sanskrit karma)
Mahan Kosh · Guru Granth Sahib Ang 8 - Veer / bir ਵੀਰ / ਬੀਰ: brave warrior, hero; also brother, friend (Sanskrit vīra)
Mahan Kosh · Guru Granth Sahib Ang 203
Spellings
Karamveer · Karamvir · Karmveer