Varindar

Varindar is a name of Punjabi origin, commonly used as a given name for males. It is derived from the Sanskrit word "Vrindavan," which refers to a sacred forest in Hinduism associated with the deity Krishna. The name often carries connotations of devotion, love, and a connection to the divine.

While primarily a personal name, Varindar may also appear as a surname in some instances. Its usage is most prevalent within Punjabi communities in India and among the diaspora worldwide. The name's roots in religious and cultural traditions lend it a sense of heritage and spiritual significance for those who bear it. The pronunciation typically involves a rolling 'r' sound and emphasis on the second syllable.