"Supreme victory"; param, highest, with jeet, victory
Sikh baby names P–Z
Sikh baby names starting with P to Z: 78 of 290 names, page 3 of 3.
78 of 290 names
"Supreme light"; param, highest, with jot, divine light
"Manifest, revealed"; from Sanskrit prakaṭa, evident
"Supreme friend"
"Supreme lord"; param, highest, with inder, chief
A modern name, popularly "pure" or "holy"
"Lamp of the wind"; pawan, wind, with deep, lamp
"Lamp of God"; prabh, the Lord, with deep, lamp
"Victory of God"; prabh, the Lord, with jeet, victory
"Light of the Lord"
"Praise of God"; prabh, the Lord, with kirat, praise or glory
"Absorbed in God"; prabh, the Lord, with leen, absorbed
"Light of God"; prabh, the Lord, with noor, light
"Love of God"; prabh, the Lord, with preet, love
"Remembrance of God"; prabh, the Lord, with simran
"Protector of love"; preet, love, with pal, protector
"King of light" in popular use; raj, king, with deep, lamp
Raj, "king", with preet, "love"
"Brave king" in popular use; raj + vīr, "foremost warrior"
Raj, "king", with an ending read as inder, "chief"
"Light of God" in popular use; raman, delightful, with deep, lamp
"Warrior of the battlefield"; ran, battle, with jodh, warrior
"Absorbed in divine nectar"; ras, nectar, with leen, absorbed
"Absorbed in the sun's light"; rav, sun, with leen, absorbed
A modern name; rav is usually read as ravi, the sun
"Foremost in beauty"; roop, beauty, with inder, chief
"Togetherness" and "evening"; a Punjabi word with both senses
"Master, lord"; in Gurbani, the Creator
"Light of the Lord"; sahib, the Lord, with jot, light
"Lighted lamp"; from Sanskrit saṃ-dīp, to blaze up, to kindle
"Victorious over all"; sarab, all, with jeet, victory
"Universal light"; sarab, all, with jot, divine light
"With qualities"; God manifest, in Sikh scripture
"Crown"; also a chief, from Persian sar-tāj
"True warrior"; sat, truth, with bir, brave warrior
"The True Name"; from the Mool Mantar, Ang 1
"Protector of truth"; sat, truth, with pal, protector
"Truthful"; one who holds firmly to truth
"Love of inner peace"; sehaj, spiritual poise, with preet, love
"Peaceful warrior"; sehaj, inner calm, with veer, brave
"Sword"; from Persian shamsher, a curved sabre
"Love of God's refuge"; sharan, sanctuary, with preet, love
"Auspicious light"; shubh, auspicious, with deep, lamp
"Praise", especially praise of God; Arabic ṣifat
"Remember" or "meditate"; the root of simran, remembrance of God
"Love through remembrance of God"; simar with preet, love
"Remembrance", meditation on the divine Name
"Victory of remembrance": simran + jīt
"Remembrance"; Punjabi form of Sanskrit smṛti
"Warrior of peace"; sukh, peace, with bir, brave warrior
"Lamp of peace"; sukh, happiness or peace, with deep, lamp
Sukh, "peace, happiness", with jeet, "victory"
"Light of peace"; sukh, happiness, with jot, light
"Absorbed in joy"; sukh, bliss, with leen, absorbed
"Peaceful mind" in popular use; Gurbani's word for the sushumna channel
"Peace of mind"; Guru Arjan's hymn, the Psalm of Peace
"Protector of peace"; sukh, happiness, with pal, protector
"Love of peace"; sukh, happiness, with preet, love
"King of peace"; sukh, happiness, with raj, king or kingdom
"Bringer of happiness" in popular use; literally sukh with -inder, chief
"Much loved, very dear"; Sanskrit suprīta
Illumination, enlightenment; Arabic tanwīr, from nūr, "light"
"Lamp of salvation"; taran, deliverance, with deep, lamp
"Victory of deliverance"; taran, crossing over, with jeet, victory
Taran, "crossing over, deliverance", with jot, "light"
Taran, "crossing over, deliverance", with preet, "love"
A Punjabi name of uncertain origin and meaning
"Absorbed in Thee"; tav, your, with leen, absorbed
"Brave with the sword"
"Lord of radiance"; tej, brightness, with inder, Indra or chief
"Light of love"; tej, radiance, with preet, love
"Upheaval"; the name of the revolutionary Udham Singh
"Renowned, illumined"; a Gurbani word for one made famous
Veer, "brave" or "brother", with preet, "love"
"Brave hero"; an old Punjabi name for a warrior
"Lord of the Yadavas"; Sanskrit yādavendra, a name of Krishna
"Crown prince"
"Powerful, mighty"; Persian zor-āwar, possessed of strength
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