sikh baby names needed that everyone can pronounce

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Hi all,
I am 36 weeks pregnant and looking for both boy and girl names. My partner is Sikh, family from the Punjab, and I am white British. We already have a hari and a priya.
All ideas welcome pls

I went to school with a Sikh girl called Satinder.

Punit? Pronunciation as in "punnet of strawberries"

I know a Punit and he's a little gem x

Simran?

Kiran

Hm, Googled now, and seems Satinder can also be a boys name. Don't know if it is most common for girls or boys

I have a friend who's Simran, and it annoys her than she gets called Simran rather than Simr'n, which apparently is the right pronunciation. Though I guess there could be an accent/dialect difference too.

I had a Sikh friend at school called Abnash, she was Abbie for short.

Harvinder - with Harvey (or Harvi) for short?

Dharminder nn Dhar?

Deepak

Another vote for kiran.

Love Kiran. Also used to work with Hardeep (nickname Sam!)

Kiran is nice, boy or girls name though?

Arun, Hari, Ajay

I know a Kiran who is a woman.

Prathiba is really pretty.

Kirandip is nice for a girl

Already have a hari. Not sure if this one is a boy or girl so need both sex suggestions pls x

Aren't you supposed to take the first letter from the Guru Granth Sahib?

Lots of ideas under the 'choose a name' section on this page:
www.sikhwomen.com/SikhNames/

Arun

Amrit, and is a unisex name and has a lovely meaning. Amrita for a more feminine version.

Mika for a boy. Also Taran, Raj, Arun, Ravi

Sunny is a popular boys name, I like that lots

Jeevan is another unisex name

Most names are unisex as Sikhism believes men and women are equal but you can still adapt them to make them more masculine/feminine.

I love Taran, in welsh it means Thunder which i think is fantastic, sorry totally beside the point for you.

I like Kiran too, i know a male one

Make sure you tell us what you go with OP!