Narinder
Punjabi · Boy · 3 syllables
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About the name Narinder
Narinder is a Sanskrit name composed of "Nara" (man/human) and "Indra" (the king of gods in Hindu mythology), meaning "lord of men" or "king of people." The name is primarily used in Punjabi, Hindi, and Indian communities, with particular prevalence among Sikhs and Hindus in Punjab and northern India.
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Etymology
Narinder is a Sanskrit name composed of "Nara" (man/human) and "Indra" (the king of gods in Hindu mythology), meaning "lord of men" or "king of people." The name is primarily used in Punjabi, Hindi, and Indian communities, with particular prevalence among Sikhs and Hindus in Punjab and northern India.
Narinder currently ranks #2,009 in the United States as a boy's name. It reached its peak popularity around 2020.
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