Names, with their evidence
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Punjabi dictionaries give Gagan a documented lexical field around sky and space. Film catalogues independently record Gagan Kokri in Punjabi-language cinema.
Explore selected evidence for the surname Gill and its use in Punjabi literary records.
Explore selected evidence for the surname Grewal and examples in Punjabi cultural records.
Explore Gujjar as a community designation and surname without assuming a single identity.
Gurdeep Pandher introduces his Bhangra work in his own words. An honours record prints a fuller form, while an unrelated professional record shows why the given name alone cannot identify someone.
Gurinder appears in the filmmaker Gurinder Chadha’s own account and archival records, and in a separate university appointment for Gurinder Singh Mann.
Gurjit Kaur is documented in Olympic reference fields, her own sporting account and an award announcement. Gurjit Singh appears in a separate diplomatic teaching record.
Gurleen appears in a writer’s own introduction, a Ludhiana teaching record and an American university’s literary scholarship profile.
Gurmeet Kaur’s children’s publishing and Gurmeet Bawa’s performance records show distinct public uses. One cultural directory explicitly links Gurmeet Bawa with Gurmit Bawa.
A writer explains her own name, family choice and repeated name fields. Cricket records separately document Gurnoor Singh Brar and Gurnoor Brar.
Gurpreet Singh Sandhu’s football records document the name in Punjabi public life; its full meaning and origin remain unestablished here.
Hardeep Sahota appears as a thesis author, Bhangra researcher and named exhibition collaborator. His interview offers a bearer’s own account of that work.
Publisher, award and remembrance records preserve Harinder Singh Mehboob’s name. They connect English and Gurmukhi author credits with distinct dates and editions.
Canadian parliamentary and speech records document Harjit S. Sajjan, Harjit Singh Sajjan and shorter Harjit. Published speech notes provide his own account of Punjab ties.
Cricket’s institutional records document Harleen Deol across a dated tournament guide and a player profile. They support the spelling and Punjab connection, while leaving the name’s derivation unresolved.
Harman Singh uses his full name in a first-person organisational note. A cricket club separately uses Harman as a shorter address for Harmanpreet Kaur.
A musician presents his work as Harpreet. A festival press pack uses Harpreet Singh and Harpreet, while an interview connects the performer with settings of Punjabi poetry.
The lexical entry ḥasan is distinguished from ḥusn. A LUMS profile and dated course syllabus document Hassan in a full name and direct address.
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