Re: Unisex Names
Kaur, I'm a bit curious about something. I was aware that Sikh names are typically unisex but are there some names that more commonly used for girls or boys?
The reason I ask this is that I've observed that certain names are most commonly used in one of the sexes. For example, all of the Jaspreets I've met are female and most Harminders I've met are male. Also, I have a female friend named Harminder and she commented that there have been occasions when she's arrived for job interviews and the interviewer was surprised she's female as he seems to have been expecting a guy.
No, actually none, like Jaskirat, gurpreet, ramanpreet, hardeep, baljeed, dalip, vinod are all unisexual in Sikhi's context, only difference is made out through the surname, viz Singhs and Kaurs. Though people even use there surname like Siddhu, Sandhu, Brar as last name. Unless name is not influenced in hindu way of naming like Poonam Dhillon, our names of unisexual
One of my driver name was Naheed and when i received his CV then i thought may be she is wrongly name her sex as male 
but hasrat unn ghunchoon par :hinna: