Hargun
Indian subcontinent · Girl · 2 syllables
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About the name Hargun
Hargun is a Punjabi name meaning "pride of the community" or "pride of the people," derived from the Sanskrit roots *har* (to take away or to be proud) and *gun* (virtue or quality).
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Etymology
Hargun is a Punjabi name meaning "pride of the community" or "pride of the people," derived from the Sanskrit roots *har* (to take away or to be proud) and *gun* (virtue or quality). It is primarily used in Sikh and Hindu cultures, particularly among Punjabi communities, with no notable historical figure widely associated with the name.
Hargun currently ranks #8,040 in the United States as a girl's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2016.
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