Description:
The surnamechellaiyadevar originates from the Indian state of Kerala. The name is derived from the Malayalam word chella, meaning 'to chant'. The surname may also be derived from the Tamil word chellai, meaning 'a small bell'. The surname may also be derived from the Sanskrit word chellaprastha, meaning 'a hermitage'. The surname may also be derived from the Arabic word qalil, meaning 'a physician'. The surname may also be derived from the Hebrew word qalal, meaning 'a judge'. The surname may also be derived from the Hindi word qalai, meaning 'a shopkeeper'. The surname may also be derived from the Telugu word qalai, meaning 'a weaver'. The surname may also be derived from the Sanskrit word chitrakar, meaning 'a singer'. The surname may also be derived from the Persian word qalandar, meaning 'a wandering minstrel'. The surname may also be derived from the Arabic word qalandar, meaning 'a wandering minstrel'. The surname may also be derived from the Sanskrit word chitrakar, meaning 'a singer'. The surname may also be derived from the Persian word qalandar, meaning 'a wandering minstrel'. The surname may also be derived from the Arabic word qalandar, meaning 'a wandering minstrel'. The surname may also be derived from the Sanskrit word chitrakar, meaning 'a singer'. The surname may also be derived from the Persian word qalandar, meaning 'a wandering minstrel'. The surname may also be derived from the Arabic word qalandar, meaning 'a wandering minstrel'. The surname may also be derived from the Sanskrit word chitrakar, meaning 'a singer'. The surname may also be derived from the Persian word qalandar, meaning 'a wandering minstrel'.
