sinhji
Sinhji refers to a common honorific suffix used in Gujarati culture, primarily among Hindus, to denote respect for an elder male or a respected individual. The term "sinh" itself translates to "lion" in Sanskrit and Gujarati, symbolizing strength and nobility. The addition of "ji" further elevates the term, serving as a general marker of politeness and deference, similar to "sir" or "mister" in English, but carrying a deeper cultural significance.
When addressing someone by their name, appending "sinhji" is a sign of respect and recognition of their