Description:
The Halli surname is of Indian (Sanskrit) origin, and is found mainly in the states of Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. It is believed to have originated from the Sanskrit word 'Hala' meaning 'plow'. The Halli surname is associated with a number of clans, including the Kuruba Gowdas, Lingayats, and the Vokkaligas. The Halli surname is found among various communities in India, including the Lingayats, Vokkaligas, and Kuruba Gowdas. It is also found among the Marathi people of Maharashtra. The Halli surname is found in various variations, including Halli, Hallimath, and Hallikar. The Halli surname is also associated with a number of customs and traditions, such as the practice of performing a ceremony called the 'Halli Puja' during the month of Shravana. The Halli surname is also associated with a number of prominent people, including the former Chief Minister of Karnataka, S.M. Krishna, and the former Prime Minister of India, H.D. Deve Gowda.
