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What is the literal meaning of the word 'Sikh' ?

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Answered by charvis631

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Answered by anshukumary63

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The literal meaning of the word Sikh is 'disciple'. It is often used to mean a follower and in this case a follower of the Guru. According to (Singh, 12), a Sikh is a person who believes in the existence of One Immortal Being and also the teachings of all ten Gurus in history.

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