The origin of the first name "Randhawa" is from Punjabi and Sikh cultures. It is a surname that originated from the Jat community of Punjab, which is a northern region of India and Pakistan. The name "Randhawa" comes from the combination of two Punjabi words: "Ran" means battle or warrior, and "dhawa" means to own or possess. Therefore, the name "Randhawa" can be translated as "warrior owner" or "possessor of battles." It is often used as a surname in the Punjabi community but can also be used as a given name.

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