Definitions

1. noun

A community of warriors and followers of the Sikh faith, particularly those who have taken the vows of the Khalsa.

“The Khalsa has been a symbol of Sikh resistance against foreign invasion.”

2. noun

The collective group of initiated Sikhs who adhere to the Khalsa principles.

“The Khalsa is known for its discipline and bravery in battle.”

3. proper noun

The name given to the community of initiated Sikhs created by Guru Gobind Singh in 1699.

“The Khalsa was established to protect the Sikh faith and its adherents.”

4. noun

A general term for a group of Sikhs who follow the Khalsa principles.

“The Khalsa has played a significant role in Sikh history and culture.”