Kultar
Sanskrit/Punjabi · Boy · 2 syllables
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About the name Kultar
Kultar is a Punjabi name composed of "Kul" (lineage/family) and "Tar" (savior/liberator), meaning "savior of the family" or "protector of the lineage" with roots in Sanskrit.
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Etymology
Kultar is a Punjabi name composed of "Kul" (lineage/family) and "Tar" (savior/liberator), meaning "savior of the family" or "protector of the lineage" with roots in Sanskrit. The name is primarily used among Sikhs and Punjabis, particularly in Punjab, India, and the Punjabi diaspora, reflecting its connection to Punjabi cultural and linguistic traditions.
Kultar currently ranks #941 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2024.
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