"Conqueror of the world"
Sikh boy names J–S
Sikh boy names starting with J to S: 115 of 243 names, page 2 of 3.
115 of 243 names
"Friend of the world"
"Love of the world"; popularly "beloved of the world"
"One who carries the world across"; jag, world, with tār
"Light of meditation"; jap, recitation, with jot, light
"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"
Friend of praise; jas, "praise, renown", with mīt, "friend"
"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
"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
"Friend of the heart"
"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"
"Moonlight"
"Young sapling"; a cherished son, from Persian nau-nihāl
"New light"; nav, new, with deep, lamp
"New light"
"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
"Without enmity"; a quality of God in the Mool Mantar
"Sign, mark"; also a banner, as in the Nishan Sahib
"Supreme victory"; param, highest, with jeet, victory
"Supreme light"; param, highest, with jot, divine light
"Manifest, revealed"; from Sanskrit prakaṭa, evident
"Supreme friend"
"Supreme lord"; param, highest, with inder, chief
"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
"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
A modern name; rav is usually read as ravi, the sun
"Foremost in beauty"; roop, beauty, with inder, chief
"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
"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
"Love through remembrance of God"; simar with preet, love
"Victory of remembrance": simran + jīt
"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
"Peaceful mind" in popular use; Gurbani's word for the sushumna channel
"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
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