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The family go to the 'Gurdwara' (Sikh temple) and get a letter from Gurumukhi (thepunjabi alphabet.) They then use that letter to become the first letter of the babies name, and think of the rest of the name themselves.
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∙ 12y agoSikhs are supposed to take a HUKAMNAMA from sri guru granth sahib ji and whatever the first letter of the first word of that hukamnama is should be the letter that the child's name should start with ie, if it was a S in gurumukhi lipi then the name should start with a S
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∙ 11y agosikhs choose their names by entering a casino at night time and when they take the girl home they use the noise the women makes as a baby name.
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