Gurmeet
ਗੁਰਮੀਤ (Gurmukhi), गुरमीत (Devanagari)
Friend of the guru
Pronunciation
Goor‑meet (English approximation)
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ਗੁਰਮੀਤ (Gurmukhi), गुरमीत (Devanagari)
Friend of the guru
Goor‑meet (English approximation)
हरि (Sanskrit) [1]
‘yellow, tawny’ and ‘the one who takes away (sins)’ [1][4]
/ˈɦɐ.ɾi/ (Sanskrit) [1]
Gurmukhi: ਹਰਿੰਦਰ; Devanagari: हरिंदर
Combination of Hari (Vishnu) and Indra, interpreted as “Lord Indra” or “king of the gods”
huh‑RIN‑der
हर्ष (Devanagari), હર્ષ (Gujarati) [1][3]
Joy, happiness [3][8]
/ˈɦəɾʂ/ (Hindi) [1]
हर्षद (Devanagari), હર્ષદ (Gujarati) [1][6]
One who gives joy; joy‑giver [1][3]
HAR‑shad (2 syllables) [6]
عمران [1]
Long‑lived; Prosperous; Exalted in status (reported) [2]
Arabic: [ˈʕɪmˌraːn] [4]
ईशान
Sun; lord; presiding deity of the northeast direction
/ɪʃɑːn/ (American & British English)
ਜਸਵਿੰਦਰ (Gurmukhi) [1]
“fame, praise, glory” (Sanskrit yaśas) or “god of the thunderbolt” (Sanskrit jasu + Indra) [1][7]
American /ˈjɑːswɪndər/, British /ˈʤɑːsˌwɪndər/ [3]
கார்த்திக் (Tamil), కార్తీక్ (Telugu), കാർത്തിക് (Malayalam)
One who is brave; name of the war‑god Kartikeya
KAR‑tik
काव्य (Devanagari)
poetry, poem
KUV‑yuh (English)
कुणाल (Devanagari), কুনাল (Bengali), કુનાલ (Gujarati), ਕੁਨਾਲ (Gurmukhi)
one with beautiful eyes; desire; the purest form of beauty
/ˈkuːnəl/ (KOO‑nəl)
लक्ष्य
aim, goal, objective
LAKSH-yah
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