Samrath as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Samrath

What is the meaning of the name Samrath ?

The baby name Samrath is a Male name , 2 syllables long and is pronounced IPA: /səmˈrɑːt̪ʰ/; respelling: suh-m-RAHT (final 'th' = aspirated 't' as in Hindi).

Samrath is Indian, Sanskrit in Origin.

Samrath is an Indian given name of Sanskrit–Punjabi origin, derived from Sanskrit samartha meaning “able, competent, powerful.” In Sikh scripture (Guru Granth Sahib), samrath appears often as an epithet of the Divine, conveying “all-powerful, omnipotent,” which gives the name a devotional undertone. As a personal name, it is used chiefly among Sikhs and North Indians and in the global diaspora, typically for boys, though occasionally unisex.

Variants include Samarth (standard Sanskrit/Hindi/Marathi form), Samrath as a Punjabi transliteration, and the extended Samartha in some South Indian contexts; common nicknames are Sam and Rath. Do not confuse it with Samrat (“emperor”), a related but distinct cognate. Historical resonance comes via devotional usage and figures such as the Marathi saint Samarth Ramdas, whose honorific shares the same root. Core meanings: capable, competent, powerful; in Sikh usage, “the Almighty.”