Mutthuluru
Dravidian · Not verified · 4 syllables
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About the name Mutthuluru
Mutthuluru is a Telugu name composed of "Muttu" (meaning pearl) and "luru" (a suffix), literally translating to "pearl" or "one associated with pearls" with roots in Dravidian linguistics.
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Etymology
Mutthuluru is a Telugu name composed of "Muttu" (meaning pearl) and "luru" (a suffix), literally translating to "pearl" or "one associated with pearls" with roots in Dravidian linguistics. The name is primarily used among Telugu-speaking Hindu communities in South India, particularly in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana regions.
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