Amarjit is a victorious and spiritually uplifting Sikh baby boy name meaning immortal victory, the victory that is eternal, and one who achieves the permanent, undying triumph of spiritual liberation. The name combines Amar meaning immortal and eternal with Jit meaning victory, triumph, and conquest — but in the Sikh context this victory is not a worldly military triumph but the highest spiritual victory: the conquest of ego, anger, greed, attachment, and lust, the five thieves that obstruct the soul’s path to Waheguru. In the Guru Granth Sahib, true victory — Jeet — is described as the victory of the soul over these inner enemies, achieved through Waheguru’s grace and the guidance of the Guru’s word. A child named Amarjit is called to achieve this most meaningful and permanent of all victories — the eternal triumph of the soul over its own limitations, leading to liberation and union with Waheguru.