Zoravar is a masculine name with roots in South Asian cultures, predominantly found in regions influenced by Punjabi and Sikh traditions. The name is derived from the Punjabi language, where "Zoravar" translates to "powerful" or "strong," often symbolizing strength and valor. Its cultural resonance is particularly significant in Sikh history, as Zoravar Singh was one of the young sons of Guru Gobind Singh, a revered Sikh guru. In contemporary contexts, individuals with the name Zoravar have often been associated with leadership and resilience, qualities that the name inherently suggests. While not widely adopted in Western popular culture, it carries a distinctive presence in its cultural and regional contexts. The name continues to be appreciated by those who value heritage and the profound meanings embedded in their given names.
