Homonym: Singh (Lion)
"Singh" is a common surname and middle name in India, particularly among the Sikh community. It means "lion" in Sanskrit and is often used to signify strength and bravery. Traditionally, it is adopted by males, while females may use the name "Kaur," which means "princess."
The use of "Singh" dates back to the 17th century when Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth Sikh Guru, mandated that all male Sikhs adopt this name to promote equality and unity. Today, "Singh" is widely recognized and used by millions, reflecting cultural heritage and identity.