Rabia: written forms and Lahore visual artists
Explore written forms of Rabia and two documented examples in Lahore’s visual arts.
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Explore written forms of Rabia and two documented examples in Lahore’s visual arts.
A reference interpretation links Rajinder with Rajendra; writing and broadcasting records document uses of the name.
Consider Rajput as a historical identity and name using evidence from different periods.
Explore Rajveer and Rajvir through a name reference and documented Punjabi music.
Explore Rana as a title and name through historical and contemporary records.
Explore published references and selected examples of Randhawa in Punjabi cultural history.
A published interpretation connects Ranjit with a Sanskrit form. Lahore and music records illustrate uses across contexts.
Explore a published interpretation of Ravinder and research by scholars Ravinder Kaur and Ravinder Kaur Bedi.
Explore the Punjabi word roop, its written forms and examples in the work of Roop Dhillon and Roop Lal Dhir.
Explore a published interpretation of Rupinder and examples in Punjabi sport and poetry.
A 2012 Lahore university announcement names Sadia Shaukat on receiving an education doctorate. Read this dated credit alongside other documented Sadia uses.
Learn how Sahib is used as a name and honorific, with examples from Sahib Singh and the title Guru Granth Sahib.
Explore the Sahni surname and the documented literary and family connections of Rawalpindi-born writer Bhisham Sahni and his brother Balraj.
Explore a published reference to the Saini surname and literary records for Pritam Saini and Alpna Saini.
Read a possible interpretation of Saira and a documented example in Lahore’s visual arts.
Rekhta identifies salmaan as an Arabic proper name. Salman Rashid’s essay and a library authority record document its use in writing connected with Lahore and Punjab.
Explore a published interpretation of Samina and the work of singer Samina Hassan Syed and scholar Samina Batool.
Sana can represent different written names. One documented form is associated with praise; public records show Punjab-related uses.
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