sargun

Sargun is a given name of Indian origin, typically used for girls. It is derived from the Sanskrit term saguna (also transliterated as sarguna or sargun), meaning “with attributes” or “having form.” In Hindu philosophy, saguna describes the concept of a personal, manifested divine possessing form and qualities, in contrast to nirguna, the formless, attribute-free ultimate reality.

As a given name, Sargun is used in India and among Indian communities abroad. It carries cultural and spiritual associations linked to form, virtue, and the idea of a well-formed nature or character.

Notable people with the name include Sargun Mehta, an Indian actress and television presenter known for her work in Punjabi cinema and television. The name is also borne by others in various fields within the Indian diaspora.

See also saguna and nirguna for related philosophical terms describing divinity with or without attributes, and for broader linguistic context on related Sanskrit roots and transliteration variations.