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Sikh baby names with meanings

Sikh names celebrate devotion, unity and spiritual ideals, often sharing roots with the Punjabi and Sanskrit traditions. Names like Harman, Gurleen, Arjun and Simran carry powerful meanings of faith and strength. This page collects 345 Sikh names — 203 for boys, 122 for girls and 20 for unisex — with every meaning and gender shown at a glance, so you can shortlist the ones that speak to you.

Among the most popular Sikh boy names are Gurpreet, Taranjit, Navdeep, Ajaib, while top girl picks include Simran, Harleen, Jasleen, Prabhleen. Names are ordered by popularity rank, with classics and rising favourites mixed together.

Not sure where to start? Say each candidate out loud with your surname, then use the free baby names generator to filter Sikh names further by starting letter, rashi or a meaning you love. Save your favourites to the shortlist and use the compatibility checker to see how your top picks sound together.

345+ Sikh names Meanings, origins & gender included

Popular Sikh names

The most popular Sikh names first, with meaning, origin and gender for easy comparison.

Name Meaning Origin Gender
Simran Meditation, remembrance Sikh girl
Gurpreet Love of the Guru Sikh boy
Harleen Absorbed in God Sikh girl
Jasleen Absorbed in glory Sikh girl
Taranjit Victor of the stars Sikh boy
Navdeep New lamp, light Sikh boy
Prabhleen Absorbed in God Sikh girl
Ajaib Wonderful, amazing Sikh boy
Ajit Unconquerable, victorious Sikh boy
Akaljit Immortal conqueror Sikh boy
Amandeep Light of peace Sikh boy
Amarjit Immortal conqueror Sikh boy
Amrik Nectar of immortality Sikh boy
Amritpal Protected by nectar Sikh boy
Angad Inseparable, unbreakable Sikh boy
Arjan Blessed, beloved Sikh boy
Arshdeep Light of the heavens Sikh boy
Avtar Incarnation of God Sikh boy
Balbir Strong and brave Sikh boy
Baldev God of strength Sikh boy
Balkaran Ever grateful Sikh boy
Balraj Powerful king Sikh boy
Balwant Powerful, strong Sikh boy
Bikramjit Victorious and brave Sikh boy
Birinder God of the brave Sikh boy
Charanjit Victor through the feet of God Sikh boy
Charnjeet Victory through God's feet Sikh boy
Chiranjeet Ever victorious Sikh boy
Dalbir Brave army Sikh boy
Daljeet Victory of the army Sikh boy
Dalvinder God of the army Sikh boy
Darshan Divine vision, sight Sikh boy
Davinder God of the blessed Sikh boy
Deepinder God of the lamp Sikh boy
Dharam Duty, righteousness Sikh boy
Dilbagh Fortunate heart Sikh boy
Dilpreet One in love Sikh boy
Dilraj King of the heart Sikh boy
Ekam One, first Sikh boy
Ekpreet Loving the one God Sikh boy
Fateh Victory, triumph Sikh boy
Fatehdeep Lamp of victory Sikh boy
Fatehvir Brave victory Sikh boy
Gagandeep Lamp of the sky Sikh boy
Gaganjit Victor of the world Sikh boy
Girdhari Holder of the mountain Sikh boy
Gobind Cow protector, Lord Sikh boy
Gopal Cow protector, Krishna Sikh boy
Gurbachan Word of the Guru Sikh boy
Gurbaksh Blessing of the Guru Sikh boy
Gurdeep Lamp of the Guru Sikh boy
Gurdev Divine teacher Sikh boy
Gurinder God of the Guru Sikh boy
Gurjeet Victor of the Guru Sikh boy
Gurkirat Praise of the Guru Sikh boy
Gurleen Absorbed in the Guru Sikh boy
Gurmeet Friend of the Guru Sikh boy
Gurmit Friend of the Guru Sikh boy
Gurnam Name of the Guru Sikh boy
Gursewak Servant of the Guru Sikh boy

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Sikh baby names FAQ

What are popular Sikh baby boy names?

Popular Sikh boy names include Gurpreet, Taranjit, Navdeep, Ajaib. There are 203 Sikh boy names in our collection, each with its meaning and origin shown in the table below.

What are popular Sikh baby girl names?

Popular Sikh girl names include Simran, Harleen, Jasleen, Prabhleen. You will find 122 Sikh girl names in the list below, sorted by popularity with meanings included.

What does Sikh origin mean in baby names?

Sikh names celebrate devotion, unity and spiritual ideals, often sharing roots with the Punjabi and Sanskrit traditions. Names like Harman, Gurleen, Arjun and Simran carry powerful meanings of faith and strength.