Description:
The surname ADIDRAVAD originates in India. The name is derived from the Sanskrit word 'adidrava,' meaning 'a watercourse.' The name may be derived from the ancient city of Adidra, located in the state of Andhra Pradesh. The name may also be derived from the Hindu god Indra, who is often depicted with a horse. The ADIDRAVADs may also be descended from the ancient Tamil people. The ADIDRAVADs are a Hinduized caste of agricultural workers. The ADIDRAVADs are also known for their traditional textile crafts, such as weaving and embroidery. The ADIDRAVADs are a Hindu caste and are found in India and Sri Lanka. The ADIDRAVADs also have a presence in the United States.
