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<p class="C1">&#65279KAUR, from Sanskrit <i>kum&#257r&#299</i> or <i>ku&#7749v&#257r&#299</i> meaning a princess, young girl, or virgin, is a suffix which, by tradition and under stipulated code of conduct, is added to the names of all Sikh females, so that like their male counterpart, Si&#7749ghs, they all have a common surname.</p>
</ol><p class="CONT">N. S. So&#7693h&#299<br></p><BR>
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