Penugonda
Telugu · Not verified · 4 syllables
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About the name Penugonda
Penugonda is a Telugu place name derived from "Penu" (weaving) and "gonda" (village), literally meaning "weaver's village" in the Dravidian linguistic tradition.
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Etymology
Penugonda is a Telugu place name derived from "Penu" (weaving) and "gonda" (village), literally meaning "weaver's village" in the Dravidian linguistic tradition. The name is associated with Telugu culture in Andhra Pradesh, India, where Penugonda is historically significant as a former capital of the Musunuri Nayak kingdom and an important settlement during medieval South Indian history.
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