History:

The names parts ,could, mean "village of the gods," since "Deva" often means god and "palli" can mean village. But thats just a guess without more details.

This names location tells us a lot about the languages people with this name speak. Telugu is very likely, given where this name comes from and how common it is there. Hindis another strong possibility because its widely spoken in India. Depending on family history and where theyve moved, other South Indian languages like Tamil, Kannada, or Malayalam could also be spoken. English is also likely, as its used a lot in India for work and education. The exact mix of languages depends on the person and their family.

Description:

I checked lots of places, but couldnt find it. It might be used in a specific area, but I need to know where to look.

Its more like a last name or a place name. Family members might shorten it to Deva or Pali, but these arent official variations. The parts of the name, "Deva" (meaning godlike) and "Pali," could inspire creative nicknames, but there arent any widely known ones.