"Worship of God"; popularly "devotee of God"
Sikh baby names H–N
Sikh baby names starting with H to N: 113 of 290 names, page 2 of 3.
113 of 290 names
"Lamp of God"
Hari and Gobind: God, the sustainer of the earth
"Virtues of God"
"Praise of God"
"Victory of God"
"Light of God"
"Ray of God's light"
"Praise of God"
"Absorbed in God"
"Beloved of God" in popular use; literally God (har) and mind (man)
"Love of God"; har, God, man, heart, and preet, love
"Friend of God"
"Pride"; Persian nāz, pride and grace
"The Name of God"
From har, God; the ending -neet has no settled meaning
"God's radiance, God's light"
"God the protector"; popularly "protected by God"
"Love for God"
"Shelter of God"
"Lamp of joy"
"Remembrance of God"
"Remembering God"
"Brave warrior of God"
Har, God, with inder, "supreme"; popularly "winner with God's help"
"Courage"
"The One Light"; ik, one, with jot, divine light
"Light of the One God"
Conqueror of Indra
Inder, the Lord, with pāl, "protector"
Love of Indra, the king of the gods; popularly "love of God"
"Friend of God"
"Love of God"
"Conqueror of the world"
"Friend of the world"
"Love of the world"; popularly "beloved of the world"
"One who carries the world across"; jag, world, with tār
After Japji, Guru Nanak's morning prayer; japu, "recitation"
"Light of meditation"; jap, recitation, with jot, light
From jap, recitation of God's Name; the ending is uncertain
"Renowned warrior"; jas, praise, with bīr, brave
"Lamp of glory"
"Joyful love"; jashan, celebration, with preet, love
"Glory and victory"
"Who sings God's praises" in popular use; jas, praise; karan, doer
"Praise and glory"; popularly "one who sings God's praises"
"Absorbed in God's praises" in popular use; jas, praise, with līn, absorbed
Friend of praise; jas, "praise, renown", with mīt, "friend"
From jas, praise and renown; the ending -neet is uncertain
Light of praise; jas, "praise", with nūr, "light"
"Protector of honour"; jas, renown, with pāl, protector
Love of praise; jas, "praise", with prīti, "love"
"King of fame"; jas, praise or renown, with raj, king
Jas, renown, with inder, "supreme"; popularly "the Lord's glory"
Light; the divine light
"Warrior"
"Lotus lamp"
Kamal, "lotus", with jeet, "victory"
"Love of the lotus"
"Prince"
"Victory through grace"; karam, grace or deeds, with jeet
"Love of God's grace"
From Karna, the Mahabharata hero; Sanskrit karṇa, "ear"
Karan, "doer" or Karna, with deep, "lamp"
"Brave warrior" in popular use; karan, Karna or doer, with vīr, brave
"The Creator"
"Lamp of happiness"
"Happy love"; khush, joyful, with preet, love
"Full of happiness"
"Ray of light"; kiran, ray, with deep, lamp
Kiran, "ray of light", with jeet, "victory"
Praise, glory; also a Bhatt poet in the scripture
"Gentle love"
"Hero of the family"; kul, family, with bir, brave
"Victory of the family"
"Love of family"
Kul, "family", with -vant, "having"
Kul, "family", with inder, "chief"
"Brave as a hundred thousand"
"Chief among a hundred thousand"; lakh with inder
"Lamp of love"; English love with Punjabi deep, lamp
"Full of love"; English love with Punjabi preet, also love
"Light of the mind"; man, mind, with deep, lamp
"Lord of the mind"
"Conqueror of the mind"
"Light of the mind"
Man, "heart", with kirat, "praise": praise from the heart
"A mind absorbed in God"
"Friend of the heart"
"A vow" or "a prayer"
"Love in the heart"; also popularly "joy of the heart"
"King of the mind"
"Beauty of the heart"
"Remembrance of God in the mind"
"Brave-hearted"
Fragrance, a sweet scent
"Grace" or "kindness"
"Moonlight"
The name of Bebe Nanaki, Guru Nanak's elder sister
"Young sapling"; a cherished son, from Persian nau-nihāl
"New light"; nav, new, with deep, lamp
"New light"
"New ray of light"; nav, new, with kiran, a ray
Nav, "new", with leen, "absorbed"; a modern Sikh girls' name
"Ever new" in popular use; Sanskrit navanīta, "fresh butter"
"New love"; nav, new, with preet, love
"New king"; nav, new, with raj, king
"New form" or "fresh beauty"; nav, new, with roop, form or beauty
"New radiance"; nav, new, with tej, brightness
"Happy, fulfilled"; in Gurbani, made blissful by God's grace
"Humility"; from Punjabi nimratā, freedom from pride
"Without enmity"; a quality of God in the Mool Mantar
"Sign, mark"; also a banner, as in the Nishan Sahib
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