Pronunciation: [sˈɑːbd͡ʒɪt] (IPA) 
Sarbjit is a Punjabi name, commonly spelled in English as it sounds: /sɑːrˈbdʒiːt/. The first syllable "Sar" is pronounced as /sɑːr/ with a long ‘a’ and a silent ‘e’ at the end. The second syllable "bjit" is pronounced as /bʒiːt/ with a voiced "j" sound, also spelled as "g" in some variants. Sarbjit means "beloved victory" and is a popular name for boys in Punjabi-speaking regions of India and Pakistan.
The word "Sarbjit" is of Punjabi origin. It is derived from two Punjabi words: "Sar" and "Bjit".
The word "Sar" (ਸਰ) in Punjabi means "head" or "chief". It is often used to denote leadership, authority, or prominence.
The second part of the name, "Bjit" (ਬਜਿਤ), is derived from the Punjabi verb "vajna", which means "to sound" or "to play (an instrument)". In this context, "Bjit" can be translated as "victorious" or "conqueror".
Therefore, when combined, "Sarbjit" can be understood as someone who is victorious or has conquered.
