1. One of a sect embracing a monotheistic Hinduism, which eventually took shape as a national religion, or rather gave birth to a nation, in the Punjaub, with a military organisation in defence of its faith.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• shhh,
• siky,
• suxh,
• sike,
• sicka,
• sikd,
• sik,
• sih,
• scik,
• sikck,
• shiekh,
• sish,
• saika,
• sicth,
• sikc,
• sekf,
• sith,
• sikn,
• sigth,
• siqh

• sika,
• sic,
• sieg,
• six,
• Siska,
• sise,
• sick,
• sieck,
• SIAS,
• sizz,
• sigeh,
• SISK,
• SIGG,
• SICA,
• sigh,
• siss,
• size,
• sis.

The adjective form of the word "Sikh" is "Sikh".

The plural of the "sikh" can be the "sikhs".

The singular of the "sikh" can be the "sikh".