Pamidimukkala
Telugu · Not verified · 6 syllables
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About the name Pamidimukkala
Pamidimukkala is a Telugu surname composed of "pamidi" (weaving) and "mukkala" (community/group), literally meaning "weaving community" and referring to the traditional weaver caste in South India.
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Etymology
Pamidimukkala is a Telugu surname composed of "pamidi" (weaving) and "mukkala" (community/group), literally meaning "weaving community" and referring to the traditional weaver caste in South India. The name is used primarily among Telugu-speaking communities in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, historically associated with the Weaver caste (Padmasali/Devanga communities) within Hindu society.
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