Origin and Meaning of Samarveer

Brave in war; a warrior who is capable and courageous

Origin: Punjabi - The name is a combination of 'Samar', meaning 'bravery or war', and 'Veer', meaning 'brave or warrior'.

• Samarveer is predominantly used in Sikh culture and is often given to boys born into Sikh families.
• The name is more commonly found in North India, especially in Punjab, reflecting the region's martial traditions and valuing bravery.
• Notable bearers of the name are less common, but it exemplifies the qualities of courage and strength valued in many cultures, particularly among Sikhs.
• Though it is not widely popular globally, it has seen a steady interest within the Indian community, particularly among those who value traditional and meaningful names.
• Similar names include 'Samar', 'Veer', and 'Samarjeet', all of which carry themes of valor and strength.