Gurmeet
Punjabi · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Gurmeet
Gurmeet is a Punjabi name meaning "guru's meeting" or "meeting with the guru," derived from the Sanskrit roots "guru" (teacher/spiritual guide) and "meet" (meeting/encounter).
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Etymology
Gurmeet is a Punjabi name meaning "guru's meeting" or "meeting with the guru," derived from the Sanskrit roots "guru" (teacher/spiritual guide) and "meet" (meeting/encounter). The name is primarily used in Sikhism and among Punjabi communities, particularly in India, Canada, and the diaspora, reflecting the Sikh emphasis on spiritual enlightenment and the veneration of gurus.
Gurmeet currently ranks #3,036 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2000.
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