Saath

Saath is a Hindustani word meaning "together" or "alongside." It is written in Devanagari as साथ and in Urdu script as ساتھ. The term functions as a noun, adverb, and preposition in everyday speech and is used in a variety of idioms indicating companionship, joint action, or solidarity. In Indo-Aryan languages, "saath" appears in phrases such as "saath chalna" (to walk together) and "saath dena" (to give support).

The term is commonly used in naming and branding to convey partnership, community, and collaboration, and appears in many organization names, programs, and media titles across India, Pakistan, and other parts of South Asia. For example, it is often employed in NGO and development program names to signify joint effort. The capitalization SAATH is sometimes used as an acronym in English-language branding, though any specific meaning depends on the organization.

In popular culture, Saath has been used as a title for films, songs, and literature, generally indicating themes of companionship and solidarity. The word has also appeared in multilingual contexts in which Hinglish and Urdu-influenced speech blends are common, reflecting its role as a bridging term in social and cultural discourse.