Pulavarthy
Telugu · Not verified · 3 syllables
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About the name Pulavarthy
Pulavarthy is a Telugu surname derived from "pula" (meaning flood or water) and "varthy" (meaning dwelling or settlement), literally denoting a place associated with water or flooding.
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Etymology
Pulavarthy is a Telugu surname derived from "pula" (meaning flood or water) and "varthy" (meaning dwelling or settlement), literally denoting a place associated with water or flooding. It is primarily used by Telugu-speaking Hindu communities in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, India, with historical roots in the Deccan region.
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