Jashanpreet

Jashanpreet is a given name of Punjabi origin commonly used among Punjabis and Sikh communities. The name is formed from two Punjabi elements: jashan, meaning celebration or praise, and preet, meaning love or affection. Together, they convey a meaning such as celebrated love or one who is loved in celebration.

It is primarily used as a first name in India, especially in the Punjab region, and among the Punjabi diaspora in Canada, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia. The spelling of Punjabi names in Latin script varies, and Jashanpreet is often seen alongside variations like Jaspreet or Jashanpreet with different vowels or consonant placements; transliteration differences reflect regional pronunciation.

In naming practices, Jashanpreet is usually given to boys, but as with many Punjabi names, it can be used for any gender; context is often indicated by accompanying surnames such as Singh or Kaur in Sikh communities. The name is one example of how Punjabi compound names pair a tribute or virtue with a positive attribute.

Because it is a modern compound name rather than a traditional religious title, Jashanpreet does not tie to a single historical figure or text, but instead reflects evolving naming trends in South Asia and diasporic communities.