Like most Indian names, the Sikh baby names beginning with H listed here have spiritual meanings. In Sikhism, some names are taken from the scripture of Guru Granth Sahib, while others may be tradtional Punjabi names. English spelling of spiritual names are phonetic as they come from the Gurmukhi script. Different spellings may sound the same. * The combination khs or khsh may be written as X.
First names may be composed from one or more words. Sikh spiritual names starting
Spiritual names starting with H may be combined with other Sikh names to form unique baby names that are appropriate for either boys or girls. In Sikhism, all girl's names end with Kaur (princess) and all boy's names end with Singh (lion).
Sikh Names Beginning With H
Har - A name for God
Haramrit - God's immortalizing nectar
Harbakhs, Harbax* - God's gift
Harbans - Of Gods' family
Harbhajan - God's hymns
Harcharan - God's feet
Hardayal - God's mercy
Hardas (daas) - God's slave
Hardeep, Hardip - Lamp of the Lord, illuminated by the Almighty, Region of God
Hardial - God's mercy
Hargun - God's virtue
Hargobind - A part of God
Hargurmeet (mit) - God and Guru's friend
Hari - A name for God
Haridatta - God's gift
Harigun - Virtuous God
Harikiran - Ray of God's light
Harkirat - Singer of God's praise
Harikirtan - Hymns of God
Harlakhsmi, Harlaxmi* - Deities of fortune
Harimandir, Harmander, Harmandir - Temple of God
Harinarayn - Imperishable God
Harjap - Meditating on God (by recitation)
Harjas - God's glory
Harjeet (jit) - Victorious God
Harjinder - God of heaven
Harjot - God's light
Harkamal - Lotus like God
Harkeerat - Singing God's praise
Harkiran - Ray of Gods' light
Harleen - Absorbed in God
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