Sathuluri
Sanskrit/Telugu · Not verified · 4 syllables
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About the name Sathuluri
Sathuluri is a Telugu surname derived from the Sanskrit word "sāthuluri," which refers to a weaver or someone involved in textile work, with "sāthulu" meaning weave or thread.
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Etymology
Sathuluri is a Telugu surname derived from the Sanskrit word "sāthuluri," which refers to a weaver or someone involved in textile work, with "sāthulu" meaning weave or thread. The name is primarily used among Telugu-speaking communities in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, India, and has been borne by various professional and merchant castes historically associated with weaving.
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