simran

American  

[sim-ruhn] / ˈsɪm rən /

noun

1. Religion.  (Sikhism) intentional awareness of God, especially through meditative practices in which God's name is chanted.

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Example Sentences

Looking for a backer, the untested filmmaker turned to Simran A. Singh, a veteran music attorney who had shifted into producing, including the upcoming Netflix documentary “Selena y Los Dinos,” which premiered at this year’s Sundance and draws on never-before-seen footage from the late singer’s family archive.

From Los Angeles Times

Growing up, Simran Sandhu just wanted to play football.

From BBC

Simran was jealous of her younger brothers, who were allowed to play on teams and who she spent her weekends watching from the sidelines.

From BBC

"Even when it came to just playing in the garden I'd noticed silly things like my dad would be paying more attention to my brother, passing the ball to him more," Simran, now 23, says.

From BBC

It wasn't until Simran was 14 that her dad let her join a team.

From BBC