Sandeep: name forms and a Punjab athletics record
A name reference records a Gurmukhi form of Sandeep and a Sanskrit association; a Punjab athletics record documents its use.
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A name reference records a Gurmukhi form of Sandeep and a Sanskrit association; a Punjab athletics record documents its use.
Explore selected evidence for the surname Sandhu and its use in Punjabi literary records.
Explore published references and selected examples of Sangha in Punjabi history.
Read about Satinder as a Punjabi name and distinguish a singer from a literary critic.
Read a naming interpretation of Satnam, its religious context and a documented sporting example.
Explore published references and selected examples of Sekhon in Punjabi history.
Explore interpretations of the Sethi surname alongside Punjabi fiction by Surjit Singh Sethi and Ali Sethi’s Lahore novel.
Explore Shah as a name and title alongside the devotional poetry and Lahore shrine of Shah Hussain.
A 2015 hockey report names Shahbaz Ahmed and Shahbaz Junior. Those written distinctions help identify public credits without turning a name into a trait.
Compare Platts’s shāhid and shahīd entries with Shahid Nadeem’s theatre records, keeping lexical senses distinct from one bearer’s own cultural outlook.
Naveed Ahmad Shahzad’s CV explicitly distinguishes Name from Pen Name, providing a precise Punjabi scholarly credit for a careful reading of Shahzad.
Explore the recorded Urdu form of Shazia and its uncertain meaning alongside singer Shazia Manzoor and scholar Shazia Anwer.
Explore selected evidence for the surname Sidhu and its use in Punjabi literary records.
A historical Punjabi dictionary establishes the word’s associations with remembering and repetition; contemporary release records document Simran as a performer’s name.
A historical Punjabi dictionary and a published Sikh code show why Singh needs to be read both as a word and as an element of a recorded name.
Explore the Sodhi name in Sikh historical sources, the eighteenth-century history of Kartarpur and a family associated with Guru Har Sahai.
Read about the surname Sood, historical trade and the limits of name-based identity.
Explore a published interpretation of Sukhbir and the distinct careers of singer Sukhbir Singh and writer Balbir Singh Sukhbir.
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