Jigar (given name)

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Jigar, Jeegar
Pronunciation /ˈɪɡər/
GenderMale
Origin
Word/nameIndia
Other names
Related namesJigna, Jignesh

Jigar or Jeegar , used in Gujarati and English-language communities. Jigar is also an Urdu slang name for friend. The name has a Persian background and history. The meaning of Jigar is kind-hearted. [1] In the Hindi, Jigar is also used as a symbol of love and affection. In Hindi, Jigar is also synonymous with courage. It has a FirstName Ranking of 16,796 of 2,903,037 on the WhitePages database. [2]

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Jigar may refer to:

Literature

Music

Television and film

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References

  1. "Indian Baby Name Meanings".
  2. "Whitepages First Name Ranking for the name Jigar".[ permanent dead link ]