Polepally
Telugu · Not verified · 3 syllables
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About the name Polepally
Polepally is a Telugu surname derived from the words "pole" (weaving) and "palli" (village), literally meaning "weaver's village," reflecting its occupational and geographical origins in Andhra Pradesh.
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Etymology
Polepally is a Telugu surname derived from the words "pole" (weaving) and "palli" (village), literally meaning "weaver's village," reflecting its occupational and geographical origins in Andhra Pradesh. The name is primarily used by Telugu-speaking Hindu communities in southern India, particularly among weaving castes historically associated with textile production.
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