sikhs
n. plural-only B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈsiks// sikhs
n. people who follow Sikhism, a religion that started in India. They often wear turbans and believe in equality and helping others.
n. adherents of Sikhism, a monotheistic religion originating in the Punjab region of South Asia. Often used in the plural to refer to the community as a whole.
Many Sikhs visit the Golden Temple in India.
The local community center was founded by Sikhs to provide free meals to anyone in need.
Throughout history, Sikhs have maintained a distinct identity characterized by a commitment to social justice and the rejection of caste distinctions.
Usage
As a proper noun, it must always be capitalized. While 'Sikh' is the singular form, the plural 'Sikhs' is the standard way to refer to the collective group.